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Check out this fall's conferences and seminars

Problems getting started after the holidays? Give yourself break and check out this autumn’s most interesting conferences on shipping and transport...

Sailing vessels and competence provision discussed in Almedalen

New fuels are not enough. Nature's forces must also be used if the goal of fossil-free shipping i...

Will the ice break?

The relationship between shipping and Swedish youth has been cold as ice for a while. Can the ice...

What is the similarity between a weightlifter and a ship?

Both are running on ammonia… Yes, that might be a joke in the future. Much indicates that ammonia...

The revolution must start now!

The International chamber of shipping’s annual report is here. The focus is on the climate and th...

The next generation steps on board

500 children boarded when Sirius celebrated 25 years on Donsö. The state-of-the-art and environme...

Coherent visions of the future at industry seminar

The industry program Sustainable shipping has been launched. But it will hardly contribute to the...

M/T Tern Ocean big winner at the reward day

Four rewards and one honorable mention. When The Swedish Mercantile Marine Foundation distributed...

Louise Warenius, new coordinator at Lighthouse

Bye bye Brussels, Bye bye EU-job. In June, Louise Warenius returns to her hometown Gothenburg to ...

Government: Shipping should be given priority immediately

Doubled funding for Maritime R&D, but no more money for transport R&D in general. With la...

Finally! More money for maritime R&D

The Government has decided to almost double the support for research and innovation in the shippi...

Transport buyers and shipping companies must cooperate more

Although there is a political will that more transport should go via shipping, the truck is still...

After the survey – the buzz is growing

In February, Business Region Göteborg presented a survey that showed that the shipping industry i...

Not much shipping in the climate report

The report of the Climate Policy Council concludes that that Sweden will not reach the climate ta...

Time to accelerate

Invisible, closed and sluggish. Lars Eriksson, Secretary General of Green Cities, thinks that the...

Gaps in regulations and pedagogic needs - new Lighthouse pre-study

Most research on the future of smart shipping focuses on the technical challenges. But how do the...

The vessels will be smarter, but hardly self-driving

Shipping generally has difficulty catching the media's interest. But when it comes to spectacular...

The story of PortCDM in two minutes

PortCDM, the technology that aims to create time stamps and a common communication language betwe...

28 February 2019

Professor in Marine Technology Honorary Doctor at Chalmers

Atilla Incecik, a professor at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, is one of three researcher...

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