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According to the 2021 BIMCO/ICS Seafarer Workforce Report, women comprised just 1.2% of the global seafaring workforce, and the concerns of many over safety are unfortunately all too real.

The ALL-DC-SHIPS project represents attempts to advance the electrification of maritime transport.

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.

IMarEST Fellow argues AI needs to be introduced into seafarer training programmes.

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

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.

David L. Mearns OBE, OAM, Director at Blue Water Recoveries Limited, discusses his career as a shipwreck expert and being honoured by Prince William.