How I finally conquered a lifetime of seasickness to become a yacht skipper
Is seasickness all in the mind? Nobody who’s suffered can doubt that it’s a real,
Methane Hydrate Mining Could Soon Become Economically Viable
In October 2025, the flame used in the lighting ceremony for China’s 15th National Games
MTR100: Profiling Subsea Leaders – Application Open
In its September/October 2026 edition, Marine Technology Reporter will publish the 21st Annual MTR100. The MTR100 is
Puntacana Foundation Launches Coral Restoration Farm in Dominican Republic
The Puntacana Foundation inaugurated the Marine Innovation Center (CIM), a new facility designed to promote
Wreckage of USCG Cutter Tampa Discovered Off Cornwall, United Kingdom
The wreckage of the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa has been located and confirmed by the
JDR Nets Subsea Umbilicals Deal for Australian Gas Project
Amplitude Energy has awarded a contract to JDR Cable Systems to supply subsea control umbilicals
Long read: A polar vortex, the thickest ice seen in decades on The Navesink, a $100,000 Tiffany and Co. trophy, and longest-deferred grudge match in sports history
After 135 years, one of the oldest trophies in American sport has finally changed hands.
Brazilian Abrolhos Corals Decline as Climate Warms
Coral cover of Brazil’s Abrolhos reefs, the most biodiverse coral ecosystem in the South Atlantic,
Satellite-Based Al Approach Measures Ocean Currents in Unprecedented Detail
A new study published in the journal Nature Geoscience describes an artificial intelligence-powered technique that
North Atlantic Right Whales Produce Highest Number of Births This Calving Season Since 2009
The North Atlantic right whale calving season has come to a close with the highest