Scottish Branch Events
| Date | Time | Title | Presented by | Venue | Remarks |
| *Tuesday 6th October 2020 | 18:30 | Ship Operations from an End User Perspective | Mr Euan Benyon Master Mariner, and Dan Barton Chief Engineer, CalMac Ferries Ltd. | Online meeting Registration through Eventbrite and presentation via Zoom. | *This event was originally scheduled to take place on Monday 5th Oct. |
| Tuesday 3rd November 2020 | 18:00 | How Digital Technologies can keep Businesses Afloat During and Post-lockdown | Gordon Semple, Head of Innovation at Booth Welsh | Online meeting Registration through Eventbrite and presentation via Zoom. | A joint meeting with the IMarEST |
| Tuesday 8th December 2020 | 18:30 | From Nano to Macro, Shallow to 10,984 m, Vast & Essential for Life on Earth | Prof. Colin Moffat Chief Scientific Advisor Marine Scottish Government. | Online meeting Registration through Eventbrite and presentation via Zoom. | A Joint Meeting with the IESIS |
| Monday 1st February 2021 | 18:00 |
Annual General Meeting and Teekay ARC 7 LNGC Ice Breakers and the YAMAL LNG Project |
Michael McNaul Fleet Manager Teekay LNG | Online meeting registration through Eventbrite and presentation via Zoom. | |
| Monday 1st March 2021 | 17:30 | Type 31 and the National Shipbuilding Strategy – Design and Procurement | Matt Howard Type 31 Chief Engineer, Babcock International | Online meeting registration through Eventbrite and presentation via Zoom. | |
| Monday 26th April 2021 | 18:00 | Feasibility Analysis and Concept Design of a RO-RO and RO-PAX Ferry | Declan MacDonald and Lewis Hammell, Naval Architects Caledonian Marine Assets Ltd | At Strathclyde University, Room 301, McCance Building, Richmond Street, Glasgow, G1 1XQ or Online meeting registration through Eventbrite and presentation via Zoom. | |
| Thursday (TBC) May/June 2021 | 17.00 for 17.30 | RINA-BAE Systems Maritime, Student Naval Architecture Award | This is a mini symposium of the best 4th year individual projects from students of the Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. | Henry Dyer Building, 100 Montrose Street, Strathclyde University, or virtual presentation. | |
