Warship 2026: Submarines

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Warship 2026: Submarines – Accelerating Underwater Capability through Collaboration

24-25 June 2026, Bath, UK

 

Warship 2026: Submarines brought together naval architects, defence scientists and engineers from around the world to address the accelerating demands placed on underwater capability. Papers examined themes ranging from survivability, acquisition strategy and signature management to digital engineering, autonomous underwater vehicles and workforce development. To follow are summaries of four papers.

 

Submarines Are Different

Andrew Martin FRINA, QinetiQ

 

The Strategic Importance of the High North and Technological Implications for the Future of Submarines

Carl Hunter OBE, Centre for Underwater Acoustic Analysis (CUAA)

 

How Big Is Too Big?: Comparative Naval Architecture of XLUUVs

Rachel Pawling, K39 Consulting

 

Engineering Collaboration for Underwater Capability: Insights from Adelaide University

Kim Harvey, Adelaide University, Australia

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