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The Titan submersible tragedy gripped the world, and brought intense focus on deep-sea exploration. An investigation into how the incident happened is now underway – but it is not yet clear how it will affect industry, says the co-chair of the IMarEST Human Element Working Group.

The ocean is home to natural systems that can support climate repair. Many challenges remain for regenerating a healthy ocean and cultivating carbon storage – but the upcoming Oceans of Knowledge conference will explore some solutions.

From ballast water management to superyachts to ocean governance, the IMarEST Special Interest Groups (SIGs) provide opportunities for IMarEST members to create new relationships, learn new things, and share knowledge with their communities. When SIGs collaborate, those benefits increase exponentially.

A recent update to the GENCON charter contract reflects the increasingly complex responsibilities of ship owners and charterers

Ports, ships and workers are increasingly vulnerable to cyber-attack from criminals and malevolent state actors. Immersive new approaches to training aim to protect the industry for years to come

The Marine Business Technology Centre (MBTC) in Devon is closing after five successful years of innovation...

The future of seafloor ecosystems hangs in the balance after regulators failed to come to an agreement on deep sea mining.

The maritime sector has received a £34m funding boost for cleaner shipping...

In the second instalment of our two-part deep dive into the emergence of electronic navigation, satellite technology begins to emerge in the 1950s. It would...

Fatalities in a Gulf of Mexico platform capsize could have been avoided if the crew and workers had been supplied with inexpensive lifesaving PLBs.