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Triceratops, a platform design to solve issues confronting the ultra-deep water oil and gas industry, also shows promise as a novel solution to help harvest diverse sustainable energy sources offshore.

The Pakistan Joint Branch (PJB), a joint IMarEST/RINA branch, is due to be revived while taking inspiration from the Aberdeen (Scotland) model. We explore how Syed Ahmed (CEng, CMarEng, FIMarEST), together with Jo Lewis of IMarEST, is supporting the revival based on its unique challenges

November 2026 sees the return of the IMarEST’s International Naval Engineering Conference and International Ship Control Systems Symposium (INEC/iSCSS). Here’s a taster of what's to come this Autumn...

For Professor Deborah Greaves OBE (FIMarEST), the strength of the IMarEST lies in its breadth. As the Institute’s 123rd President, she wants to build on that multidisciplinary foundation to bring more people together around the marine challenges of the future

The Institute is urging International Maritime Organization (IMO) member states to use its latest analysis as they work towards agreement on a Net-Zero Framework (NZF) for international shipping. 

The Institute has launched an industry consultation on the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2023 GHG Strategy, focusing on the implementation of its short-term measures and the development of proposed mid-term measures. The outcomes of the consultation will help ensure the Institute's contribution to the ongoing negotiations reflects the expertise of its members, as well as the wider marine community.

Feedback on the IMO 2023 GHG Strategy, including practical experience with CII and SEEMP, priorities for short-term efficiency measures, and the transition to net-zero shipping.

With nuclear propulsion increasingly discussed as one of shipping's few credible routes to zero-emission deep-sea transport, we report from the recent Nuclear Propulsion in Shipping conference in Norway

Future-ready navies and the challenges shaping maritime defence will be centre stage at the International Naval Engineering Conference and International Ship Control Systems Symposium (INEC/iSCSS), taking place from 10-12 November 2026 at the University of Edinburgh.

All propulsion systems have their trade-offs, and sometimes waterjets have the edge over propellers

A new survey highlights how the gap between procedures and practice undermines safety at sea, with fatigue management an area of concern

Beer was a staple on ships in the 17th and 18th Centuries. We take a dive into the IMarEST library to find out why

Recent research found that adding data collected by tagged sharks could improve seasonal ocean forecasts by up to 40%

A partially open air start valve helped created the conditions for an explosion while the CMA CGM Shanghai was preparing to berth

Join us for the Annual Dinner of the Singapore Joint Branch of IMarEST and RINA.

Jamie Walker shares his journey as a Commander in the British Royal Navy.

Omoyajowo John Oluwadarasimi explains how IMarEST-funded outreach work has helped local communities in Nigeria understand the plastic pollution problem and manage the ecosystems their livelihoods depend on.

Michele Martelli, Associate Professor of Marine Propulsion Plant and Auxiliary Systems at University of Genoa, and recently appointed IMarEST Fellow, discusses how emerging professionals can prepare for an increasingly digitalised world

From watching Free Willy to bursary winner, Déspoina Papadopoulou says her new career as a marine mammal observer means she’s living a childhood dream

BMT's Sustainability Director, Del Redvers, spoke to us about his view on ethics ahead of his participation at the 2026 RINA/IMarEST Ethics Symposium