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Can technology improve mental wellbeing for seafarers?

By Varsha Saraogi

Isolation while at sea can mean seafarers fall prey to depression. While technology...

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University of Plymouth to open Cyber-SHIP Lab for shipping industry

The UK's University of Plymouth is set to establish a new research facility, Cyber-SHIP Lab, to address cybersecurity challenges in the shipping industry.

Independent Specialists in High-Speed Craft Performance

Seaspeed has released its latest newsletter showcasing the company's projects in 2017.

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Liberty Defense to test weapon detection system at Port Tampa Bay

A weapon detection provider Liberty Defense has partnered with Port Tampa Bay in Florida, US, to test its concealed weapons detection system HEXWAVE.

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Can technology improve mental wellbeing for seafarers?

Isolation while at sea can mean seafarers fall prey to depression. While technology is often thought of as a solution for keeping people connected it is also often the reason crew members become isolated in the first place. So what role does technology have in improving seafarer mental well-being? Varsha Saraogi finds out.

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September’s top news stories

Shipping companies are using ‘cheat devices’ to avoid International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations, which limits the amount of pollution vessels emit into the air, The Independent revealed in an exclusive report; and Japanese shipping firm Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) developed a vessel allocation and cargo loading plan for car carriers in collaboration with its group company MOL Information Systems and Osaka University. Ship-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from September 2019.

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August’s top news stories

The UK government unveiled plans to establish up to ten ‘free ports’ across Britain after Brexit. ABB received a contract to supply remote diagnostic systems for Russian maritime shipping firm Sovcomflot’s ice-going fleet. Ship-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from August 2019.

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Is shipping safe in the Persian Gulf? The latest issue of Ship Technology Global is out now

In this issue: protecting shipping in the Persian Gulf, strategic ports in the Indian Ocean, the impact of autonomy on the UK's maritime industry, and more.

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Tanker wars: is shipping safe in the Persian Gulf?

A series of attacks on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf has ratcheted up political tensions between the US and Iran, as well as the cost of ‘war risk premiums’ paid to insurers every time vessels pass through this vital region. Jakob Larsen, head of maritime security at shipping NGO BIMCO, explains more about it.

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Australia joins US-led mission to protect ships in Strait of Hormuz

Australia is to collaborate with the US, UK and Bahrain in a security mission to protect vessels travelling through Middle Eastern waterways, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on 21 August.

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ARES Security launches SaaS platform for small and medium-sized ports

US-based ARES Security has rolled out a new multi-tenant, Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for seaports in the US.

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University of Plymouth to open Cyber-SHIP Lab for shipping industry

Independent Specialists in High-Speed Craft Performance

Liberty Defense to test weapon detection system at Port Tampa Bay

Can technology improve mental wellbeing for seafarers?

September’s top news stories

August’s top news stories

Is shipping safe in the Persian Gulf? The latest issue of Ship Technology Global is out now

Tanker wars: is shipping safe in the Persian Gulf?

Australia joins US-led mission to protect ships in Strait of Hormuz

ARES Security launches SaaS platform for small and medium-sized ports

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University of Plymouth to open Cyber-SHIP Lab for shipping industry

Liberty Defense to test weapon detection system at Port Tampa Bay

Australia joins US-led mission to protect ships in Strait of Hormuz

ARES Security launches SaaS platform for small and medium-sized ports

Jeremy Hunt calls for European help in the Gulf after tanker seizure

MBL-formed consortium to trace dangerous goods cargo using blockchain

Verifavia Shipping and Korean Register to carry out IHM preparation

MPA opens maritime cybersecurity centre

ABS, Google and SoftServe test AI-powered corrosion detection solution

ClassNK introduces cybersecurity approach in Tokyo

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