The wreck of an Australian ship sunk by a Japanese submarine in World War II has been found after 77 years. The SS Iron Crown, a naval freight ship, was hit by a torpedo off t... (read more)

Dr Matthew Palmer, Chief Scientist at NOC (National Oceanography Centre) Liverpool, will lead a research expedition in June 2019 to Tanzania. Supported by NOC researcher Julia... (read more)

Wärtsilä is to supply and configure software solutions for a purpose-built simulation centre being constructed near Portsmouth, UK. The centre is an expansion of the... (read more)

For the fourth year in a row, ASL has announced its early career scientist award programme for ASL’s Acoustic Zooplankton Fish Profiler (AZFP). The winning applicant wil... (read more)

Turner Designs has introduced the C-FLUOR Submersible Probes. The probe sensors are sensitive, low power single wavelength in situ fluorescence and are available in sever... (read more)

Hydro International publishes articles on all aspects of hydrography. You can find case studies of revolutionary findings, thoughts of leading hydrographers, reports of t... (read more)

The decade of ocean science, starting in 2020 will make the future bright for the marine geospatial industry, said rear admiral Tim Lowe, acting Chief Executive of the United... (read more)

NaviSuite Mobula, recently launched by Danish engineering company EIVA, is a new software product which offers advanced steering capabilities to ROV owners. The performance of... (read more)

Delicious to eat, the rockfish in Washington’s Puget Sound were being fished to levels that threatened extinction. Now, scientists at the Washington Department of Fish a... (read more)

Saab Seaeye, a manufacturer of electric underwater robotic vehicles is expanding its business o... (read more)

David Millar, Fugro’s government accounts director for the Americas region, has been appointed... (read more)