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Feature - The new open access book, Marine Technology and the Law of the Sea, is freely available worldwide and represents a significant contribution to contemporary maritime legal scholarship for the benefit of IMO Member States, maritime

Research - New research explores how emerging technologies—while improving operational efficiency—are also introducing new forms of psychological strain among seafarers, a phenomenon widely known as technostress.

Research - WMU partnered on a new partnered international study that reveals how fishing and climate change are impacting the ocean’s capacity to trap carbon, a natural process critical in the fight against climate change.

Research - WMU partnered on a new partnered international study that reveals how fishing and climate change are impacting the ocean’s capacity to trap carbon, a natural process critical in the fight against climate change.

Research - WMU partnered on a new partnered international study that reveals how fishing and climate change are impacting the ocean’s capacity to trap carbon, a natural process critical in the fight against climate change.

Collaboration - Niederelbe Schiffahrtsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG (NSB) has renewed a partnership with WMU offering cooperation with MSc students on research.

Research - A new Handbook on Gender Mainstreaming in the Maritime Sector calls for action to address persistent gender inequality across the global maritime industry.

Research - As a key partner for the new POTENT-X project, WMU, is contributing to the transformation of European maritime ports into dynamic energy hubs.

Feature - Dr Doumbia-Henry was recognized by UWI for making her mark as a woman expert in international law, trade and Maritime labour standards.

Feature - President Doumbia-Henry has been selected for the 2022 Lloyd’s List Top 100 annual ranking of the most influential people in shipping.