Webinar on Challenges Faced By Ship Registries in a Digital Era
Seatrade Maritime is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Panama Maritime Review by hosting a series of webinars that will look at different sectors of the maritime industry.
Webinar Topic: The challenge faced by Ship...
NGOs Urge on EU’s Intent To Export Toxic Ships To Developing Countries
In a new report, the NGOs call upon the EU to take urgent action to reform both the Waste Shipment Regulation and the Ship Recycling Regulation to ensure they are legally consistent with...
AI Enabled Whale Detection System To Empower Shippers
Whale-ship collisions are occurring at an increasing rate around the world.
A newly developed tool uses AI, a mobile app and big data to help mariners avoid whale strikes.
The first Whale Safe system has...
US Cruise Lines Detail A ‘100% Safety Plan’ To Help Resume Sailings
A trade group that represents most major cruise lines has unveiled a list of proposed safety measures it plans to put in place when U.S. sailings resume.
CLIA said that its members will...
Royal Caribbean ‘Jazz Up’ Their Live Cruise Acts With Drones
Royal Caribbean is going to use drones to make their live shows on cruise ships reach new heights.
Demonstration of the cruise line's drone technology for an upcoming show on its newest cruise...
[Watch] Sustainable Shipping To Make A Sustainable Planet
"Sustainable shipping for a sustainable planet" has been selected as the World Maritime theme for 2020. This video from the IMO Secretary-General, Kitack Lim, raises awareness of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),...
Slimy Ships Could Easily Cut Through Water Reducing Friction
According to a New Scientist article, container ships could become more efficient with the help of lubricant, says a study conducted by Hyung Jin Sung of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology...
What Seaweed Survival Can Teach Us About Ship Drag?
Long-distance cargo ships lose a significant amount of energy due to fluid friction, reports the Phys.org.
Looking to the drag reduction mechanisms employed by aquatic life can provide inspiration on how to improve efficiency.
Learning from...
First Ever Mayan Slave Ship Discovered by Archaeologists
Archaeologists in Mexico confirm the discovery of a shipwreck off the coast of the Yucatan peninsula once carried captured Mayans who were sold into slavery.
It is the first Mayan slave ship ever discovered,...
The Northern Lights Misguided ‘Titanic’ Towards Icebergs
The Titanic sank many moons ago, yet the fateful sinking of the unsinkable ship on a moonless night haunts many and people continue to unearth new information on the sunken cruise ship.
The latest addition...