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Throughout her reign, Queen Elizabeth II remained a constant presence in an era of vast social, technological and geopolitical transformation. Anna Whitelock charts an era in which Britain, but not its queen, changed beyond recognition...

The organizers of the San Diego-based ocean technology, engineering and science event, Oceanology International Americas (OiA) have announced that the...

Oceanology International Americas Has Opened Its Registration, And The Organizers Of The Largest Ocean Technology Trade Show…

National Oceanography Center Emeritus Fellow, Dr. David Pugh, OBE Passed Away On August 1, 2022.To Celebrate His Significant…

Thought Leaders Globally From Multiple Fields Of Ocean Science And Technology Will Gather At Oceanology International’S (Oi) Technical Conference…

A multi-disciplinary approach is needed in the bid to ensure a sustainable ocean, deliver a just energy transition and develop a thriving blue economy says the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), following COP26. While the Institute welcomed the moves to make the ocean more central to delivering the goals of the UN ...

The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology, (IMarEST), is calling for greater understanding of how to take full account of climate change imperatives in ensuring the effective management and delivery of a Blue Economy which could be worth more than $3 trillion1 by the year 2030. The call comes as the Institute hosts its ...

Sonardyne Group Limited, A Family-Owned Global Group Of Companies Comprising Chelsea Technologies, EIVA, Sonardyne, Voyis And Wavefront…

Sonardyne Group Limited, a family-owned global group of companies comprising Chelsea Technologies, EIVA, Sonardyne, Voyis and Wavefront, announced today that it is rebranding as Covelya Group Limited. Alongside the name change, the company announced that Simon Partridge will succeed Ralph Rayner as company Chairman with immediate effect. Ralph will remain on the board in a ...

The mission to map the worlds ocean floors Seabeds hold the key to our understanding of climate change, but remain largely undocumented. Carl Court/Getty Images The ocean covers 71 per cent of the earth’s surface, but it is still something we know relatively little about. An oft-cited statistic in ocean science is that over 80 per cent of the ocean floor, an area roughly twice the surface area of Mars, is unmapped. This is surprising when you think about all the industries...