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Coral reefs are important with 25% of marine life calling them home, but they also act as barriers during hurricanes and other severe ocean impact to the coast.

Boeing 737 Max 9 airplanes are grounded after an Alaskan Airlines plane depressurized on January 5, 2023.

Andres Albiol, the first foreign train engineer to serve in Korea, attended the New Year’s Eve bell-tolling ceremony, Monday, as one of the nations representative citizens.

With recent requirements for reducing greenhouse gas emissions of autonomous ships, an emerging body of research is focused on assessing the path-following performance of maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) at low speeds under adverse weather conditions. To combat the poor accuracy of traditional methods, in a new study, researchers investigated the path-following performance of MASS using a free-running computational fluid dynamics model.

Jay Dryer keynotes the 10th Annual Defense R&D Summit on January 31, 2024. Learn more about the Strategic Capabilities Office's Director in this article.

Bristol, R.I. based naval architecture and marine engineering form Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. (BHGI) announced it has promoted a member of its team…

He will succeed John Omingo who has served as the acting KMA director general for 18 months.

Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, Deb Fernandes | Year's end: Lessons from the coast.

More than two dozen Health First associate “Culture Champions” found out this week during a collaborative event with Florida Institute of Technology, as they constructed “oyster mats” to help clean and detoxify Brevard’s precious natural resources – particularly the Indian River lagoon – as part of the Living Docks Initiative

Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, Deb Fernandes | The future is bright with these two winners!