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The Naval Architect provides in-depth information on all aspects of vessel design, construction and engineering. Practical applications of latest technology and case studies are accompanied by analysis and foresights. Published every two months, the magazine covers everything from superyachts and short-hop ferries to tankers and heavy-lift vessels; from battery pack installations and sail-assisted solutions to LNG tank retrofits; and from offshore safety to warship resilience.
The Naval Architect - May-June Issue 2026
Rolls-Royce MT30 to power Australia's new Mogami-class frigates
Marine gas turbine key to naval modernisation scheme.
RINA Contribution to STEM Award 2026: Sukant Kumar
Recognition for his outstanding work in inspiring young people to pursue a career in engineering.
Air-cooled battery targets high-cycle marine ops
Echandia Ultra: small, light and rated to 30,000-plus charge cycles.
Branch spotlight: Singapore focus on decarbonisation
Events in Singapore cover fuel, professional development and youth engagement.
Branch spotlight: Cumbrian conversations
Talks at the branch ranged from world speed records to HR and decarbonisation.
Catalytic link averts crisis
How an unexpected incident became an object lesson in emergency response. Nick Savvides reports.
How it's changed
Jack Gifford MRINA on his journey from boatyard Saturday boy to a Caribbean future.
Topping up the tank
The Richard B Couch Model Basin at the University of Michigan College of Engineering, following completion of extensive renovations to the 750,000gallon, 360ft-long towing tank facility.
Apprenticeships: My path to success
Aaron Cobb MRINA is chief engineer, international navy support, at BAE Systems, Maritime and Land Defence Solutions: vocational training was the basis for a fascinating and fulfilling career and it could be the pathway to success for many more young people.
AiP for wind-assisted liquefied CO2 carrier
ClassNK has issued an Approval in Principle (AiP) for a liquefied CO₂ carrier equipped with the Wind Challenger hard sail wind propulsion system.
History: Lessons from MV Derbyshire
John Jubb CEng, 94, on one of the most remarkable and troubling episodes in British maritime history in which he played a vital role.
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