With formidable challenges and the future changing fast, NAME aims to stay adaptable.|Medium Read

Fifth graders from Brick Elementary School visited the Marine Hydrodynamics Lab to test their Hōkūleʻa styled canoe models in the Wind Wave tank. |Short Read

Data gleaned from cameras and sensors increases predictive accuracy.|Medium Read

Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Professor Pingsha Dong has received the 2019 Comfort A. Adams Lecture Award by the American Welding Society|Short Read

Tough weather and technical challenges brought teams together.|Short Read

Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Department Chair Jing Sun has been named to the 2018 class of Fellows for the National Academy of Inventors. |Short Read

Robot teams could inspect pipelines, dams, ships and more|Medium Read

“Acoustic fields are unexpectedly richer in information than is typically thought.”|Medium Read

The new $2.5 million endowment to support a professorship is the second U-M sponsorship from Toyota|Medium Read

The true story of how the CIA stole a sunken Russian submarine from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean at the height of the Cold War without anybody finding out. And the NAME alumni who made it happen. |Medium Read

Steven Byle (NAME BSE '91) was honored at the SNAME Annual Banquet as the 2018 Rosenblatt-Michigan Awardee for his transformative contributions to our department's future. |Short Read

SMC 2018 is where SNAME honors and recognizes those members who have made outstanding contributions to SNAME and the maritime industry. This year, two U-M Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering alums take home high honors. |Short Read