The Baltic Sea e-Nav project advanced digital navigation and the implementation of the S-100 framework in the Baltic Sea region. The project's final meeting in Rostock brought together partners and stakeholders to reflect on its key results and lasting impact.
The 2026–2027 World Maritime Day theme, From Policy to Practice, highlights the connection between regulation, research, expertise and practical action. At the SAMK Maritime Logistics Research Center, we work to strengthen this connection by developing solutions for the future of the maritime sector.
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The protection of the Baltic Sea is a cross-border challenge – as such, in total seven nature-based solutions (NBS) were set up in Estonia, Finland, Sweden and Latvia in cooperation with municipalities and universities for the common goal of improving stormwater management and treatment.
Developing Smart Nature-Based Stormwater Solutions Across the Central Baltic Read More »
Seven nature-based solutions were implemented in four different countries to improve the management and treatment of stormwater.
MUSTBE Nature-Based Stormwater Solution Videos Are Out! Read More »
The two-day visit of the United States Coast Guard (USCG) combined Finnish maritime cultural heritage with a forward-looking professional dialogue on simulator-based training, ice navigation, and digital maritime solutions.
U.S. Coast Guard Visit to Rauma and SAMK Maritime Simulators Read More »
Heikki Koivisto, Project Manager at the Maritime Logistics Research Center, reflects on how Rauma’s long educational history has laid the foundation for Finnish research expertise and international collaboration, and the directions the maritime industry is now heading.
From Tradition to Research — 145 Years of Maritime Education in Rauma Read More »
Satakunta University of Applied Sciences (SAMK) and the Maritime Logistics Research Center hosted a high-level Japanese maritime delegation in Rauma.
The NEXTSEAS project aims to develop an internationally recognized shipbuilding training model and sustainable career pathways into the U.S. shipyard industry.
Home / Progress and Future Prospects in CyberSea 13.1.2026 CyberSEA focuses on strengthening maritime cybersecurity by developing innovative training and simulation solutions tailored to the needs of the industry. The core objective of our activities is to enhance the cybersecurity skills of cadets and seafarers and to increase understanding of digital threats, ensuring that maritime
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The Maritime Logistics Research Forum brought together researchers, project actors, and industry experts to discuss changes in Arctic shipping, practical requirements, and future opportunities.
