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BlueWeek is the first platform focusing exclusively on sustainable maritime innovation and providing a link between industry, authorities and research institutes and universities. May 27-29, ENGIE will host the 2019 edition in its headquarters in La Defense, Paris. During BlueWeek you can visit seminars, pitch new initiatives or join through Joint Industry Projects. The BlueWeek event

The main objective of the proposing Joint Research project (JoRes JRP) is to join the industry efforts and gather the full set of the ship performance data (model test results, Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) calculations and ship scale measurements) and increase knowledge on the important propeller/hull interaction effects to better understand the ship efficiency potential.

The Wageningen C- and D-propeller Series Two standard series of controllable-pitch propellers (CPPs) have been developed in the frame work of a Joint Industry Project (JIP), which represent the best achievable designs of open and ducted CP propellers at present. Complete two-quadrant open water characteristics of the series are made available at all pitch settings from full

值此新春佳节来临之际，SSSRI-MARIN全体员工在此恭祝大家猪年大吉，身体健康，万事如意！春节期间，我司放假时间为2月3日至10日，MARIN照常营业。 All personnel of SSSRI-MARIN Joint Venture would like to wish you a happy Spring Festival. The SSSRI-MARIN office will be closed from February 3 to 10. During this period the MARIN office is still open.

MARIN will again be present at the Intermodal South America exhibition in São Paulo, together with our Brazilian partner Oceânica. Meet us in stand 13-64 to discuss the latest developments within shipping & trade. See www.intermodal.com.br for more information or contact Jos van Doorn.

On November 9 we celebrated a major milestone: MARIN model number 10,000 was tested! It is a symbolic number, because actually we have tested many more models. But still it was an important moment to look back and consider the many iconic ships and structures that have been tested in our facilities, such as the

The NAVAIS project, which started on 1 June 2018, discussed its first major developments during a meeting of the consortium from 19 to 21 November 2018 in Vélizy, France. The market developments in the area of passenger/road ferries, up to 400 passengers and 120 cars, as well as for multi-use workboats, were discussed by the

The Marine Energy Alliance (MEA) is a 4 year European Territorial Cooperation project running from May 2018 to May 2022. The project has a total budget of €6 million and is finacially supported by Interreg North West Europe, who provides €3.6 million of ERDF funding. The aim of MEA is to progress the technical and

Play the MARIN e-card to look back with us at 2018. We hope to meet you again in 2019 for another inspiring year! During the holidays MARIN offices will be closed from December 24 until January 1, 2019. JV office will be closed from December 30 until January 1, 2019.  

Are you an engineer and want to specialise in hydrodynamics of floating offshore structures? Or naval architect looking for ways to expand your knowledge on hydrodynamics in ship design? Then join this year’s courses at MARIN in Wageningen, the Netherlands. During these hands-on training courses we share with you our expertise and experience developed within