Non-parallel ship interactions generate strongly asymmetric hydrodynamic forces that standard models struggle to predict.

Electric ship battery systems face progressive failure and multi-domain coupling risks that existing reliability methods cannot fully capture.

Between 2021 and 2023, East Antarctica gained 695 billion tons of ice, a measurable, empirical anomaly driven by tropical ocean warming thousands of miles away.

Nine large naval guns, a dense missile array, and electromagnetic weapons: this is not a blueprint from the last century.

Iran's IRGC announced a missile test near a U.S. aircraft carrier and destroyer in the Strait of Hormuz, a calibrated escalation that demands measured analysis. This is not alarmism; it is a real-time indicator of…

A drone strike has hit the cargo ship *Lady Mariia*, formerly *Stella-Maria*, after it departed Algeria's Oran port, injecting new volatility into Mediterranean shipping routes linked to Russian interests.

The Al Marrouna, a Qatari LNG carrier now transiting the Strait of Hormuz, signals a tangible recalibration of global energy flows.

A fuel-support vessel linked to the Los Choneros cartel was disabled by U.S. forces under SOUTHCOM. This interdiction is a calibrated application of maritime security, not a spectacle. It demonstrates how integrated…

Two Filipino crew members were killed in the attack on a Bahri vessel near the Strait of Hormuz.

Ammonia fuel's reactive nitrogen footprint remains poorly characterized, even as maritime shipping races toward net-zero emissions by 2050.

A new study reveals a quiet vulnerability in AI safety monitoring: when the only sign of failure is the machine's hidden reasoning, our safeguards can miss it entirely.

A former NATO Commander has flagged the expansion of Russian submarine capabilities as a direct challenge to Atlantic security.

Reduced canal crossings now stand at just 29 per day.

All 26 Filipino seafarers are safe and awaiting repatriation after disembarking from their vessel by Sept.

The queen conch's decline is not a distant warning, it is a measurable reality.

A routine engine maintenance task turned dangerous when a heavy hatch cover slipped onto a crew member's hand.

Safi, or *Siganus canaliculatus*, thrives where many species cannot, its tissue structure revealing a precise physiological balance with the Arabian Gulf's hyper-saline waters.

Samsung Electronics America has filed a complaint with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission against CMA CGM, alleging Shipping Act violations. The move signals growing tension between major shippers and carriers over…

For four months, U.S. Navy SEALs operated in the Strait of Hormuz, clearing naval mines placed by Iran. This covert operation secures a waterway where geopolitical tension meets global energy flow. Measurable, empirical…

The final report on the Key Bridge collapse confirms what empirical data has long indicated: waterway risk assessment tools remain underutilized, leaving port infrastructure vulnerable to evolving threats.

Yemeni authorities have opened an investigation into a sanctioned tanker's voyage, cargo, and documents, with particular scrutiny on its entry into Ras Isa.

Crabs are not just occupants of the salt marsh; they are architects of its edge.

The fight against antibiotic resistance in aquaculture demands solutions grounded in rigorous science, and this study delivers exactly that.

The first crude oil from Russia's Vostok Oil project has moved through the Arctic, adding a new supply line to the Northern Sea Route.

North Korea commissioned a nuclear-capable destroyer just as the United States, South Korea, and Japan prepared to launch their five-day Freedom Edge exercise.

The carrier crew's return marks the end of a demanding deployment, one that included extended operations in the Middle East.

Skilled labor, upgraded shipyards, and robotics are converging on the maritime sector.

A ship's anatomy is a study in precision, where every component from bow to stern serves a purpose.

Iran's claim that it attacked an unmanned U.S. vessel in the Strait of Hormuz marks another calculated escalation in a waterway already strained by maximum-capacity oil transfers. The move, framed as a response to a…

The Crozet Basin's protected status marks a significant step for ocean stewardship, yet this study reveals how much remains unknown beneath the surface.

A collision in the dark hours near Istanbul has sent a search into motion.

Secure links at sea are not a luxury; they are a strategic requirement.

In just seven months, a robotic system refueled a drone boat at sea, sparing it a return to port.

Iran's decision to establish an exclusion zone around the Strait of Hormuz signals a deliberate move to control one of the world's most vital maritime passages.

Caribbean king crab larvae swim less and die more at 32°C, a near threefold jump in mortality over the control group.

Nearly 180,000 specimen records entered the workflow.

A fire broke out September 5 in the steering-gear compartment of Russia's Admiral Makarov icebreaker, according to Telegram channel 112, with damage assessment now underway.

A U.S. aircraft carrier and a guided-missile destroyer navigated through a series of Iranian attacks in the Persian Gulf without a single American casualty, according to CENTCOM. The outcome reflects precision under…

A 57-month sentence brings a measure of accountability to a tragedy that never should have occurred.

India's Buoyancy Consultants has signed a maritime pact with Germany's Neptune Ship Design GmbH to deliver specialised container, passenger, and research vessels.

Clear water is a luxury underwater images rarely enjoy.

Autonomous underwater gliders generate vast streams of ocean data, but raw output means little without rigorous, standardized processing.

Modern naval conflicts leave more than political scars; they scar marine ecosystems across borders.

Clean, precise measurements are the backbone of this work, and the data delivers a compelling distinction.

Longitudinal bending distortion has long disrupted production of thin-walled T-beam structures in Pure Car and Truck Carrier ships.

Decades after their ban, PCBs continue to shape the health of bottlenose dolphins, particularly near a contaminated site in Brunswick, Georgia.

The Oslofjord's plankton community is rewriting the expected script of climate change.

The large yellow croaker holds its own in saline-alkaline water.

Forty-eight trials in 18 months is a rigorous gauntlet, and the result is a counter-drone system that earns its place on a naval deck.

At SMM 2026 in Hamburg, Shanghai Merchant Ship Design, CMA CGM, and Bureau Veritas signed a contract to integrate ocean data directly into vessel design.