Number of members working with R&D
Listed below are all of our members working primarily with R&D
Aimen Technology center
CENTER OF MARITIME TECHNOLOGIES (CMT)
Cetena
CIMNE, International Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering
CTO, Ship Design and Research Centre
DNV GL
The Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology (DBI)
FiReCo
Flow ship design d.o.o
Flow Ship Design is an independent ship design company, located in Pula, Croatia. Our goal is to deliver innovative design and engineering solutions which provide higher performance and more value for our customers.
Our specialization covers a large range of vessels, including all the phases of the ship design process as well as Research and Development.
Fraunhofer
InfraCore Company
IRT Jules Verne
Well equipped to do developments in Composite parts manufacturing (brand new workshop just under commissioning), AM machines and testing facility for fatigue and mechanical test of structures up to 8m long and 3m wide!
LNE
National Technical University of Athens
NetComposites
NetComposites’ mission is to be one of the world’s leading specialists in applied composite material technologies. Through our research, consultancy, training, information and conferencing services, we aim to develop innovative, commercially successful composite materials, whilst helping our clients and partners benefit from better materials, processes and business opportunities.
Newcastle University – Marine, Offshore and Subsea Technology Group
We specialise in research and education for the maritime sector. We have an increasing focus on lightweight marine for research projects and also incorporated into our teaching curriculum. For marine composites we have specific expertise in strength/failure analysis, fluid-structure interaction and structural design of naval vessels.
Promat
Research Insitutes of Sweden (RISE)
The RISE institutes Innventia, SP, Swedish ICT and Swerea have merged in order to become a stronger research and innovation partner. Through our international collaboration programmes with academia, industry, and the public sector, we ensure the competitiveness of the Swedish business community on an international level and contribute to a sustainable society.
Ship Design and Research Centre; Environmental Laboratories Division
SINTEF
Sirris
Sirris is the collective research center for the Belgian industry. We support the industry by helping them adopt technological innovations.
Swerea SICOMP
TBS Yard AB
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Performing advanced research in the field of composite materials in a variety of applications by implementing experimental testing of composite structures (standard and custom) combined with FE modelling, built in house codes and analytical solutions.
TNO
TNO, the Netherlands Organisation for applied scientific research, is an independent organization founded by law in 1932 to enable business and government to apply knowledge. At TNO Structural Dynamics we develop, analyse and test the most varied mechanical constructions on land and water (everything from ships via lock gates to bridges and even rockets). Having a well-equipped lab means that practical and theoretical knowledge go hand-in-hand and we are able to solve the most complex problems. We can also carry out tests on location. The great diversity of projects within structural dynamics means we can offer a suitable solution for the most complex construction problems. We are able, for example, to look at and test the shock and explosion resistance, ultimate strength, fatigue, noise emission and wind resistance of the most varied objects under typical or extreme conditions.
TWI Limited
TWI is one of the world’s foremost independent research and technology organisations, with expertise in materials joining and engineering processes. TWI specialises in innovation, knowledge transfer and in solving problems across all aspects of manufacturing, fabrication and whole-life integrity management. In addition, a successful international Training and Examinations programme sees 25,000 students trained each year in welding and inspection technologies across many industry sectors including shipbuilding. TWI has a history of supporting companies in the maritime sector with welding and bonding of metallic and composite materials, modelling of ship structures and non-destructive inspection of vessels.
UMATEX
UMATEX is a Promising Materials and Technologies division of ROSATOM State Corporation. It set up to create a market of composite materials in Russia. Comprises an R&D center and enterprises manufacturing high-strength and high-modulus carbon fiber, carbon fiber fabrics and prepregs.
University of Edinburgh, School of Engineering
- Processing and properties of low-cost, high-performance composite structures based on novel powder-epoxies
- Novel thermoplastic composites and processes for large structures, based on in-situ polymerisable materials
- Joining and welding of thermoset and thermoplastic composites
- Damage mechanisms, impact and fatigue life modelling of composites
- Full-scale, accelerated structural fatigue testing of composites up to 10m in length
- Structural modelling and design of large composites
- Fire performance of polymer composites
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd
West Pomeranian University of Technology, Szczecin
Faculty of Maritime Technology and Transport, Chair of Ship Structure, Mechanics and Fabrication.
The staff of the Chair is represented by three professors and three doctors of sciences, and supporting workers.
The scope of research: shipbuilding technology, construction and mechanics of shipstructures, organization of shipbuilding industry, underwater technology.
Our industry partners: shipyards in Western Pomerania Region, ship design offices, ports, inland shipping companies.