The National Ocean Industries Association has announced LLOG and SLB as the winners of the 2024 NOIA Safety in Seas Award Competition.
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The National Ocean Industries Association has announced LLOG and SLB as the winners of the 2024 NOIA Safety in Seas Award Competition.
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The National Ocean Industries Association has announced LLOG and SLB as the winners of the 2024 NOIA Safety in Seas Award Competition.
SubC Imaging has launched the 500-m Rayfin Micro for observation-class ROVs.
Alan Lowne, CEO of Saelig Co. Inc., makes the case for using an ultrasonic system of checking to detect liquid levels in fire extinguisher cylinders.
ERDCWERX invites pre-proposals by May 10 that demonstrate innovative, cost-effective, and scalable technologies that reduce the severity and frequency of harmful algal blooms.
Up to $18.8 million is available for R&D. The concept paper deadline is May 10, 2024. Full applications are due June 27, 2024.
Deadline is May 5 for startups in Africa who have a positive direct or indirect impact on the ocean to apply for the eight-month acceleration program.
Oceanus is the world’s first long-range, autonomous research vessel, set to usher in a new era for net-zero oceanography and advanced international marine research.
The Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council (SAC) is accepting applications for open seats until May 1, 2024.
The National Ocean Industries Association has announced LLOG and SLB as the winners of the 2024 NOIA Safety in Seas Award Competition.
Vittorio Lippay spoke with Dr. Michael Ford, the associate director for engineering at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, about the potential for nuclear fusion in ship propulsion.