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Liam Talbot, co-chair of our MASS Special Interest Group discusses the challenges in taking new IMO rules from policy to practice. 

This World Maritime Day, the IMarEST’s Priya Sharma, explains how our members help shape international maritime policy that works in practice. 

Alasdair Wishart, our director of technical and policy, shares his insights from the IMO's Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of GHG Emissions from Ships.

Caroline Rowland, head of ocean, cryosphere and climate, at the UK Met Office explains the causes and effects of these ever-increasing phenomena. 

Omoyajowo John Oluwadarasimi explains how IMarEST-funded outreach work has helped local communities in Nigeria understand the plastic pollution problem and manage the ecosystems their livelihoods depend on.

On the Day of the Seafarer 2026, Alasdair Wishart, our director of technical and policy, highlights the ongoing risk to crewmembers from enclosed spaces. But says that until seafarers stop dying from asphyxiation, the job is not done.

Andy Wright explains how we are ensuring that air pollution regulation keeps pace with evolving fuels and today’s engine technologies

Eric Holliday explains why we should be celebrating a milestone for the global fishing fleet

Tim Morris argues that ports and shipping remain vulnerable to delays and inefficiencies

Niru Dorrian reflects at the Decade's mid point

Alan Gojanovic explains how IMarEST funding has helped fish survive and thrive on the reef

E. E. Manuel Nicolaus reports back from Future Ocean 25

Professor Tristan Smith explains how his research suggests that early adopters will have better long-term business outcomes

Sarah Bagnall describes why failures in critical materials still occur, and how materials failure analysis can play a critical role

It is often possible to use dredged material from ports and harbours to create areas of benefit to wildlife or people. Dr Jez Spearman FIMarEST, a technical director at HR Wallingford, explains some of the ways sediment is contributing to nature based solutions and how he has been developing computer models that show the impact of Harwich initiatives.