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There were 11 documented deaths while scrapping ships in 2024 according to the NGO Shipbreaking Platform.

Looking back at the introduction of these remarkable engineering triumphs in the 1970s.

Audible and visual alarms recommended following Hagen Oldendorff grounding – electrical failure blamed for disabling rudder angle indicators.

Donal Burke reflects on his Queen Elizabeth Prize for research into fatal oxygen depletion in enclosed spaces aboard vessels.

The first research vessel equipped with jet engines is still making waves in computer modelling.

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

Initial findings on MV Dali’s collision with the Baltimore bridge point to other US structures that may be under threat.

During a fishing expedition in Nova Scotia, an engine management system (EMS) malfunctioned spectacularly on trawler Atlantic Destiny with 31 on board.

In IMarEST’s Small Ships Special Interest Group (SS SIG), members are helping to structure regulations and standards for small craft as more people start to live on their boats due to the cost of living.

As Kongsberg announce their 1,000th ship delivery, we explore how ship design has evolved and what the future holds.

The offshore wind industry will play a leading role in maritime energy transition, yet installing and maintaining the giant turbines still results in pollution.

Blaze engulfs engine room, destroying two inflatable boats back in early 2021.

The clock is ticking for ship owners to make sure their vessels meet the performance standards of the Ballast Water Management Convention.