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IMarEST 2013 Events Programme Announced


1st IMarEST Offshore Technology Conference Challenges of deepwater engineering MARCH/APRIL 2013 HOUSTON, USA


2nd IMarEST Ballast Water Technology Conference Sponsored by


Harmonisation, certifi cation and supply 25 – 26 APRIL 2013 LONDON, UK


1st IMarEST LNG Ship Fuel Technology


Can technology cope with commercial expectations? MAY 2013


2nd IMarEST Ship Noise and Vibration Conference Sponsored by


The next big challenge for shipping JUNE 2013 LONDON, UK


Engine As A Weapon V (EAAW) International Symposium Delivering military effect: A holistic approach to combat and platform system integration 16 – 17 JULY 2013 BRISTOL, UK


1st IMarEST Emissions Conference


Ensuring that shipping is ready with the right technology SEPTEMBER 2013 CYPRUS


4th IMarEST Condition Based Maintenance Conference A smart approach to maintenance for owners SEPTEMBER 2013


Marine Electrical and Control Systems Safety Conference (MECSS) Delivering integrated, dependable, safe and reliable systems 2 – 3 OCTOBER 2013 AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS


3rd IMarEST Prevention of Marine Failures Conference Avoiding the cost of failure OCTOBER 2013


4th IMarEST Ship Propulsion Systems Conference Effi ciency and compliance NOVEMBER 2013


2nd IMarEST Arctic Shipping and Offshore Technology Forum Technical challenges of profi t with environmental safety DECEMBER 2013


Covering important topics, IMarEST events refl ect


current maritime concerns as well as presenting the latest innovations in marine engineering, science and technology.


Register your interest today:


events@imarest.org


Preferential Discounts for


IMarEST Members and Marine Partners


Save up to 30% when you attend an IMarEST Event


To request information about specifi c events please email: events@imarest.org or call +44 (0)20 7382 2702


Visit: www.imarest.org/events


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