When talking about intelligent maritime logistics a broader perspective is needed. Functionality of maritime logistics does not start at the port: the process goes all the way back to the very roots of the supply chain.
We research: How intelligent can maritime logistics be? Read More »
As part of the RELAR project, the Multiplier event will take place at the SAMK campus in Rauma from 28 to 29 March. The event will present the possibilities of augmented reality and other results of the project.
Interactive Multiplier event showcases the potential of augmented reality Read More »
Ambitious green shift targets for maritime logistics pose questions and challenges for actors in the maritime cluster.
As part of the alliance activities, a series of online lectures and presentations on sustainable development, called Brown Bag, will be held in early 2023.
Sustainable development through European cooperation Read More »
For the first time, SAMK will organise the IAMU annual meeting and conference Annual General Assembly AGA in October 2023.
We research: International cooperation in training and research in maritime logistics Read More »
The Maritime Logistics Research Center wants to thank all partners for a successful year. Enjoy Christmas time and have a wonderful start for the new year ahead!
Season’s Greetings! Read More »
Transversal skills help learners adapt to changes and find meanings in their actions. The SocialBlend project focuses on developing these competences in learning. It is ERASMUS+ project conducted by partners from Finland, Belgium, Romania, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary. The aim is to create a digital library for research framework, learning toolboxes, gamification best practices and teacher communication platform within the topic of transversal skills education.
We research: Fostering students’ transversal skills in education Read More »
During the pandemic there have been fewer international visitors on SAMK campuses than usual. In October, we were pleased to receive visitors from Cape Verde and Namibia.
International guests at the Rauma campus Read More »
In the Central Baltic region, boating tourism is a popular way to spend holidays and leisure time. The coasts of Finland and Sweden, with their tens of thousands of islands, are a world-famous boating tourism area. At the heart of leisure cruising are destinations, i.e. small ports with their services and surroundings. With the growing pace of climate change, small ports are also under pressure to develop their operations in an increasingly environmentally friendly direction. Uncontrolled climate change may have unpredictable consequences for the future of the boating.
We research: Improving the energy efficiency of small ports Read More »
The Interreg Central Baltic program period 2014-2020 will come to an end as the last co-funded projects of the period are finalized in December 2022. Central Baltic will arrange a photo exhibition in each program country showcasing the results and achievements of the projects of the period. Two projects of the Maritime Logistics Research Center take part in the exhibition.
Photo exhibition to showcase the achievements of international projects Read More »
