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Chris Goldsworthy says ‘pointing the finger’ following accidents must stop if the global shortage of marine professionals in shipping is to be addressed.

Replicating the genuine article, artificial nesting structures are growing in popularity across the country.

The need to ensure all crew are involved in risk assessment discussions for heavy weather was one of the recommendations following the tragic incident on container vessel Lucie Schulte back in April 2023.

Observing and monitoring marine mammals is vital for lessening the human impact on these magnificent sea creatures.

The maritime industry must evolve its culture to be more inclusive to both women and seafarers, and help improve crew health and safety.

On the east coast of Swona Island, Scotland, a grounding of the roll-on/roll-off ferry resulted in 41 injuries to passengers and crew, and damage to both the ship and the cars it was carrying.

IMarEST Connect is the Institute’s new portal for members, allowing those with similar interests to collaborate.

The industry, a backbone of global trade, is increasingly under scrutiny for its environmental footprint.

The chemical tanker’s allision with a fuel jetty represents another incident due, in part, to poor fatigue management.

Five-year research project heading to South Africa, New Zealand, and the Antarctic.

The most expensive cause of marine insurance claims, a new report lays bare the dangers of fire.

Gordon Meadow, SeaBot Maritime CEO and FIMarEST, examines how humans and technology coexist seamlessly in ‘Maritime Britain in the 21st Century’

The Polar Regions Special Interest Group will focus on activities to make a ‘meaningful impact’.