Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason has a wander round the booths to talk to exhibitors at a very busy Seawork.
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Floodfighters@Seawork
Join us on the first day of Seawork in June for our new Floodfighters conference, featuring presentations on preparing for flooding and its effects on communities and rescue work. The half-day session will include several sessions, keynote speakers and a panel discussion.
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Get Set for Workboat 2050 – in Rotterdam
Rotterdam played host to the first Seawork conference to be held outside the UK last week, with Mercator Media partnering the Royal Association of Dutch Shipowners (KVNR). A handful of delegates spared a few minutes at the event to give their views on the industry – listen to them in our podcast.
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Shining a light on today’s world of Artificial Intelligence
Marine AI explains the benefits to vessel and port operators.
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On a medical mission: Mercy Ships
Mercy Ships is a global charity that operates hospital ships to provide free, life-changing medical care to people in developing countries that can’t get that access in their own regions. Staffed by volunteer professionals, the ships deliver surgeries, dental care and medical training, primarily in Africa, aiming to improve healthcare infrastructure and provide critical services to underserved communities.
Mercy Ships is Seawork’s official charity partner, and they spoke to Maritime Journal about the amazing work they do.
The Seaworker Chronicles podcast by Maritime Journal invites marine professionals on-board to dive into the latest in the commercial marine industry. Listen anytime, anywhere as we search the waters for new equipment, innovations, developments, and operations that impact businesses in this vast sector.
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