This September, the Finnish port community gathers in Kokkola for Satamapäivät 2025, one of the most important annual events for maritime and logistics professionals.
The project partners of the MUSTBE project have continued working actively during the second year of the project to meet the targets and engage stakeholders. Detailed construction plans and maintenance manuals are a few examples of the tasks that have been completed. In addition, two pilot sites were constructed, allowing monitoring to begin.
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At European Maritime Days 2025 in Cork, Ireland, the Maritime Logistics Research Center presented the Baltic Sea e-Nav project at the Policy Area Safe and Sustainability stand. The event provided valuable opportunities for networking and sharing insights on behalf other ongoing projects at the research center.
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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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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.
Home / Visiting the port of Naantali – The Maritime Logistic Research Center’s Team day 4.11.2024 The Maritime Logistics Research Center's team day took place at the Port of Naantali. The day featured a presentation on the port's operations, followed by a picnic cruise aboard the Finnlines vessels Finnsirius and Finncanopus. The entire Martime Logistics
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The key themes of the discussion were digitalization, the green transition, and how to integrate them into port operations, as well as the threats and opportunities associated with these themes.
Satakunta University of Applied Sciences' Maritime Logistics Research Center was also present at the event in Helsinki on 3rd of October with several experts.
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The Maritime Logistics Research Centre participated in the Port Days 2024 and organised a discussion on the topic of digitally green ports.
