Home / “What is the Port of Your Life?” Highlighted the First Day of Port Days 2025 22.9.2025 Kokkola, September 18–19, 2025 – Port Days 2025 brought together port industry experts from all over Finland in Kokkola to discuss the smooth flow of logistics, the opportunities offered by digitalization, and the green transition in the
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The Maritime Logistics Research Center is turning its attention to the north. Its new focus on Arctic shipping will bring winter navigation, sustainable development, and technological innovation to the forefront of its research.
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The EU Commission's Representation in Finland and experts from the regional councils of Western Finland visited the Maritime Logistics Research Center.
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One of the objectives of the Fast and flexible training paths in the food sector -project is to smoothen the transition of students from secondary vocational education to university of applied sciences (UAS).
Home / Testing the new maritime transport information system NEMO 11.4.2025 NEMO is a maritime traffic information management system in Finland that has been under construction for years. NEMO is used for the mandatory reporting of visiting ships. Above all, NEMO will change the way in which the statutory declarations for port calls are made:
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The MUSTBE seminar will explore multidimensional nature-based stormwater solutions and the MUSTBE project.
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Home / The First MUSTBE Pilot Sites Constructed 18.3.2025 Pori is the first MUSTBE project partner to complete the construction of its nature-based stormwater solutions. The sites were completed in the autumn, and their performance is now being monitored. Before reaching this stage, Pori—like all other pilot locations—focused on preparatory work, including planning, sampling, and
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The Baltic Sea e-Nav project is gearing up to begin pilot testing of the first series of products in the s-100 series this spring.
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Home / Katri-Piia Rajala Appointed as the New Head of Research of the Maritime Logistics Research Center – At the Forefront of Security and Innovation 6.3.2025 Katri-Piia Rajala, the new Head of Research of the Maritime Logistics Research Center, believes in people-centered leadership, where the specialized expertise of professionals is seen as a key success factor.
The UUPO project, led by Satakunta University of Applied Sciences' Maritime Logistics Research Center, has achieved key outcomes during the project, which are now available to the public.
