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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. 

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The Naval Architect - March 2025

The Naval Architect
Edition Issue: March Publication Year: 2026 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - April 2025

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Edition Issue: April Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - May 2025

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Edition Issue: May Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - June 2025

The Naval Architect
Edition Issue: June Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - July 2025

The Naval Architect
Edition Issue: July Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - August 2026

The Naval Architect
Edition Issue: August Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - September 2025

The Naval Architect
Edition Issue: September Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - October 2025

The Naval Architect
Edition Issue: October Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The Naval Architect - November/December 2025

The Naval Architect
Edition Issue: November/December Publication Year: 2025 Publication Type: Magazine

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The USV launch and recovery 'missing link'

By David Foxwell

Sealartec's ALR-S converts a standard ramp at the stern of a vessel into a fully autonomous recovery system

Sealartec's radical ALR-S technology can convert a conventional ship's stern ramp to a fully autonomous recovery system for unmanned surface vessels

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'ROC + Dock' project darts towards the wrap-up phase

By Martin Conway

The prototype docking station, deployed on the River Dart in September, enables docking and recharging of South Devon College's 'USV Dart' without manual intervention

The UK-based ROC + DOCK project has brought together remote-controlled operations, a dual-function simulator and a ‘hands-off’ docking station, to encourage force multiplication of uncrewed vessels in ports and harbours

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Hybrid CSOV 'Windea Clausius' joins Bernhard Schulte Offshore fleet

By Martin Conway

The 89.6m 'Windea Clausius' was "built to operate in strong currents and is less limited by weather conditions", Ulstein says

The latest addition to Bernhard Schulte Offshore’s CSOV fleet, Windea Clausius, combines a methanol-ready hybrid propulsion plant with Ulstein’s Twin X-STERN design for energy efficiency and ease of operations

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