At Navalis Magna Institute (NMI), academic and scientific research is one of the fundamental pillars of our institution. Our commitment to academic excellence and innovation in the maritime sector is reflected in a consistent, rigorous, and internationally recognised research output, focused on advancing knowledge in naval studies, marine sustainability, engineering, and global maritime management.
NMI’s scientific publications aim not only to disseminate research findings and results, but also to strengthen academic collaboration with universities, research institutes, and leading companies worldwide. Each article, study, or report is reviewed by international experts and follows the highest academic and ethical standards.
NMI collaborates with high-impact journals in the fields of naval engineering, maritime sciences, port logistics, sustainability, and oceanography. Each year, our researchers publish more than 50 articles in indexed journals, highlighting advances in:
The design and construction of sustainable vessels.
Hybrid and electric propulsion systems.
Artificial intelligence applied to navigation and maritime logistics.
The conservation of marine ecosystems and the management of aquatic resources.
The institute edits and publishes academic books that serve as global reference works in naval and maritime education. These texts include:
Technical manuals on navigation and maritime safety.
Case studies of international maritime innovation projects.
Compendiums of international maritime laws and regulations.
NMI maintains its International Naval Journal, an academic forum that enables students, researchers, and faculty to publish:
Reports on ongoing research projects.
Articles on new naval technologies and sustainability.
Opinions and analyses of global trends in the maritime sector.
The results of our international projects and scientific studies are regularly presented at:
Global naval engineering conferences.
Symposia on marine sustainability and port management.
Technology innovation forums on autonomous navigation.
NMI research teams produce technical documents that serve as guidance for the naval industry and regulatory bodies, covering:
International regulations on safety and energy efficiency.
Marine conservation and species protection protocols.
Innovation standards in ship design and shipbuilding materials.
NMI’s publications are designed to reach global audiences and contribute to the development of the maritime sector across all continents:
Europe:
Latin America:
Asia and the Middle East:
Africa and Oceania:
Share NMI’s academic and technological advances with the international community.
Contribute to maritime policy, technological innovation, and sustainability.
Promote partnerships with universities, research centres, and maritime companies.
Provide students and teaching staff with access to up-to-date information and benchmark studies to support their academic and professional development.
Position NMI as an international benchmark in maritime research and education.