Interactions

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.

The IMarEST’s Marine Professionals at Work Photography competition entries show how exciting, challenging and creative maritime careers can be...

What to expect at the 10th EAAW symposium at the SS Great Britain in Bristol.

Insight from editors of the Journal of Marine Engineering & Technology (JMET) and the Journal of Operational Oceanography (JOO) on the six Denny medals and w...

Two decades into her career, Diane Jones CSci CMarSci is still impressed how marine professionals, including herself, can contribute to marine environment kn...

Singapore-based naval architect and company director President Elect Yves De Leeneer says education is key if maritime is to attract, train and retrain. 

An IMarEST membership survey reveals compliance with environmental regulations, employee safety and mental wellbeing, and new fuels are top priorities.