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The Brazil Branch is chaired by Paul Jobson, with Edit Walsh as secretary.  Both of whom are long-standing RINA members and will be very happy to speak to you about any aspect of the Branch and its activities.

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We are always looking for Members to contribute, whether through supporting the management of the Branch, volunteering at events, or with speaking, training, webinars, STEM activitites for local schools universities, and even mentoring our younger members.  Any and all ideas for the Branch events programme and more are very welcome and we look forward to seeing you at our Branch Meetings soon.

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Wind power for patrol boats? Ask the New Generation

We've seen wingsails applied to bulkers and tankers - but aboard a smaller patrol boat? The latest design from MAURIC, set for launch in 2027, could open up an entirely new market for wind-assisted propulsion systems

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STEP 1: Understand the grades

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STEP 2: Understand the grades - Copy

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STEP 3: Understand the grades - Copy(2)

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STEP 3: Understand the grades - Copy(3)

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Repurposed for surveillance

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Aircat on the attack

Singapore-based shipbuilder Strategic Marine has signed a memorandum of understanding with US-based Eureka Naval Craft to collaborate on the construction of the first Aircat Bengal MC Modular Attack Surface Craft.

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Nuclear ships: who pays the price?

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How drones are ramping up ship security fears

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Marine AI looks to give uncrewed vessels a voice

The autonomy software developer Marine AI has launched a project in the hope of granting uncrewed vessels the ability to “communicate naturally” with other ships, in the manner of a human operator. The project has received the backing of the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA), a branch of the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) created to fund the development of innovate tech solutions for the British Armed Forces.

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Low-NOx tug on order for New Zealand

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Biofuel first for Hull-Rotterdam ro-ro runs

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