n the news recently we can see that DLM has announced a new partnership with Dunlop as an official global distributor of the 18" Dunlop Tyre, commonly utilised by the Cable Laying Industry. Elsewhere, Kongsberg Maritime has reached an agreement to supply Norway’s Institute of Marine Research (IMR) with four autonomous vessels and Subsea 7 recently announced the award of a sizeable contract. The scope of work includes engineering, project management and procurement.

Oceanology International 2020, held this year as a virtual event from 1st to 4th December on the custom-built, AI-driven Oi Connect events and meetings platform, completed its inaugural session to acclaim from the ocean science and technology communities.

The UK Government have announced that from October 1st, 2020 B2B exhibitions will once again be held in England. This much-anticipated news opens the doors for domestic and international business delegates from around the world to meet and share ideas, renew essential contacts and further innovation.

Reed Exhibitions has today announced that Oceanology International London 2020, originally scheduled for March 17-19, 2020, will now take place from 1-3 December 2020 at the Excel London, following the escalation of COVID-19 in Europe.

Trelleborg’s applied technologies operation will showcase its latest innovations in ultra-deep-water composite foam solutions at the Oceanology show in London, England. Located on stand P100, the company will present a number of advancements across its Eccofloat® materials range, including its latest ultra-deep-water development the TG11500. This was developed for the Triton 36000/2 Full Ocean Depth (FOD) Submersible, a manned submersible vehicle used for The Five Deeps expedition including dives to full Ocean depth of 11500MSW.

Impact Subsea is to launch the world’s smallest imaging sonar at Oceanology International in London.

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Taking place in San Diego on 25 - 27 February, Oceanology International Americas provides a unique opportunity for you to discover the solutions transforming the ocean technology industry.

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At the Saab Seaeye stand at Oceanology International 2018, STR's Managing Director, Scott Johnstone announced plans to expand Falcon fleet.

Riptide Autonomous Solutions will be attending Oceanology International 2018 in London. During this global event, Riptide will be highlighting their ongoing developments in the unmanned undersea vehicle (UUV) sector. Starting with a “micro” UUV Riptide has expanded its offerings to include multiple sizes and diverse payload configurations.

Oceanology International is the meeting place for the ocean technology and marine science community and you can't afford to miss out.

5 Reasons to register for OI London

Registration for Oceanology International 2018, the world's premier event for ocean technology and marine science is now open. Taking place on 13-15 March 2018, the free-to-attend exhibition and conference will bring together the latest technologies and thought leaders worldwide, giving buyers and suppliers the opportunity to do business, network and learn in one location.

Why should you submit an abstract? The deadline to speak in the Oceanology International 2018 conference has been extended to the 6th October. Here are our top 3 reasons to grab this opportunity and submit your abstract today:

Energy Sales, Inc. will unveil its newest, most cost efficient alkaline battery design for deep ocean applications at Oceanology International North America (February 14-16, San Diego). The Energy Sales Pressure-Tolerant Battery System (PTBS) is an alkaline battery solution specifically for the oceanographic community. The new design replaces the need for housings made of titanium or other costly advanced composite materials. Working with the University of Washington Applied Physics Lab (UW/APL), the company sought to develop a cost-efficient battery solution specific to the deep ocean – depths that range from 1800 to 3000 meters. “Collaborating with UW, we’ve been able to not only identify and design in better cost efficiency, but to demonstrate a remarkable cost/performance breakthrough with the PTBS,” said Jean-Michel Bourdon, CEO at Energy Sales.

Be heard at the world's leading marine science and ocean technology exhibition and conference in its first North American edition.

Oceanology International is pleased to announce that the OI China 2016 and OI North America 2017 Call for Abstracts are now open.