“Kronprins Haakon”, the oceanographic icebreaker which will operate in the polar waters and which was built by Fincantieri for IMR, was delivered in recent days in the Norwegian yard of Vard Langsten.
Wärtsilä Combines Competences To Ensure Ultra-Silent Propulsion For Research Vessel
Wärtsilä will supply an ultra-silent propulsion package for a new research vessel to be built for the Faroe Islands Marine Research Institute, a Faroese Government organisation.
Damen Shipyards Group Selects Trojan Marinex BWTS For Australia’s Next Gen ASRV
After careful evaluation, Damen Green Solutions has designed a ballast water management system (BWMS) for the Government of Australia’s next-generation ASRV.
Duke Receives $11M Gift To Fund New Marine Lab Research Ship
Duke University has received $11 million for the construction and operation of a new state-of-the-art ship that will expand teaching and research capabilities at its marine lab.
First Steel Cut For Australian Antarctic Supply Research Vessel
Marking the commencement of construction of the Damen ASRV a steel cutting ceremony has been held at Damen Shipyards Galati, Romania.
Advanced Polar Oceanographic Research Vessel Delivered To DNV GL
Freire Shipyard has recently delivered the DNV GL classed B.A.P. Carrasco, one of the world’s most advanced polar oceanographic research vessels.
12 Noteworthy Research Vessels
With the advancement of technology, research vessels have revolutionized the way in which oceanic research is carried out in the deepest sea. Find out twelve such highly advanced and unique research vessels that have or will contribute greatly to the maritime world.
What is a Research Vessel?
Research Vessel is a special type of ship which is used to carry out a variety of research at the sea. Find out more about research ships and its types in here.
G.O Sars: The Most Advanced Research Vessel in the World
Named after a pioneering Norwegian life scientist, G.O. Sars is a research vessel unlike any other in the same category. The survey ship was developed as a result of collaboration between the Bergen University and the Institute of Marine Research. Find out more inside.