Q&A: Dr. Jim Cairns, Inventor of Wet-Mate Connectors
Jim Cairns, a pioneer in subsea connectors, discusses his work in the industry over the decades and his most recent startup venture.
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Q&A: Wings of Gold–The Story of the First Women Naval Aviators
Author Beverly Weintraub discusses her new book with Sea Technology.
Read moreQ&A: Christopher Drew on Bob Ballard Memoir
An interview with Christopher Drew on the Bob Ballard memoir, “Into the Deep,” which he co-wrote.
Read moreQ&A with Interior Secretary Deb Haaland
By the U.S. Department of the Interior The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) by name sounds like mainly indoor office work, when, in fact, we manage millions of acres outdoors, including ocean, Great Lakes and coastal areas. DOI has stewardship responsibilities that extend from coastal areas nationwide to the deepest parts of the ocean floor and across the globe in
Read more‘Hidden Pacifc’ Virtual Screening, Q&A Aug 13
On August 13, the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation will host a virtual advance screening of the film “Hidden Pacific,” along with a live Q&A with filmmaker Ian Shive, as part of the foundation’s Blue Beacon series. The deep blue waters of the Pacific Ocean are teeming with life. Islands that barely rise above the ocean’s surface are home to massive seabird rookeries, and underneath the waves,
Read moreQ&A: Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering–Career Possibilities
A new Bankrate study ranks the most and least valuable college majors and discovered that two niche and little known majors top the list of 162 fields of study: naval architecture and marine engineering. They are followed closely by nuclear and electrical engineering. Many students may have little to no exposure to these career options and may dismiss them out of hand. But experts
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