OCEANS 2026 Monterey: Charting the Future of Ocean Innovation
The marine technology community will converge in California’s Monterey Bay Sept. 21–24, 2026, at the
Explorer Matt Rutherford to Attempt Solo Unassisted Nonstop Circumnavigation of the Arctic Ocean
On June 25, solo sailor, explorer, researcher, and founder of the nonprofit Ocean Research Project,
Weaving through the crowded skerries of Norway and Sweden by boat
Compact but diverse, the Oslofjord is a stunning cruising area, as Janneke Kuysters discovers After
Phoenix Successfully Completes Emergency Underwater Hull Repair
Phoenix International Holdings, Inc. announced the successful completion of an emergency underwater repair operation on
Vessel Maintenance Demands Rise, IMCA Urges Focus on Diver Safety
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has reminded vessel owners and operators of the significant
Student Teams From 16 Countries Descend on Newfoundland for the 2026 MATE World Championship
The 2026 MATE ROV Competition World Championship will welcome top student teams from around the
Hydromea, FAU Receive AUKUS Grant
Hydromea SA and Florida Atlantic University (FAU) won a $1 million award granted through the
US Supplies Autonomous Drones to Boost Philippine Maritime Surveillance
The United States has transferred four Ocean Aero Triton autonomous underwater and surface vehicles (AUSVs)
Four of the latest scow cruisers that are rewriting the rules
Radical, fast, and surprisingly spacious. These four innovative scow yacht launches are rewriting the design
Autonomous Vehicles Solve (and Create) Problems for Ports
Autonomous vehicles are increasingly sophisticated defensive tools for ports wanting to protect against maritime threats