A visit to the L’Universita` degli Studi di Genova was organised last September as part of the ongoing H2020 project VENTuRE. The visit served as an opportunity for academics, researchers, and students from the University of Malta (UM) to familiarise with towing tank and cavitation tunnel facilities managed by the Dipartimento di Ingegneria Navale, Elettrica,…
Read more
The VENTuRE project aims to enhance Malta’s technological and research capacities in the naval sector through the contribution of knowledge and experience from the universities involved, and the training of human resources in the maritime and naval sector. Within the project, thematic seminars, technical visits, staff exchanges, student exchanges, internships, and training courses are organized…
Read more
Check out our latest dissemination article in the Italian maritime magazine Vita e Mare!
Back in January 2020, our partners at USTRATH had visited the premises at Naval Architecture Services Ltd. The VENTuRE project was still in its infancy, with the partners discussing future efforts during a brief tour around the site.
VENTuRE is proud to present its official poster! Click the download button below!
VENTuRE is proud to present its official banner! Click the download button below!
VENTuRE is proud to present its first annual brochure! Click the download button below!
On the 26th of October, the Malta Council for Science and Technology (MCST) announced the Horizon 2020 Awards. The premise was to reward Maltese beneficiaries for having participated in research and innovation projects within the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme. The scheme recognised the achievements in nine different award categories, eight for legal entities and one for individual…
Read more
Through the month of February, the VENTuRE project was proud to present an online winter school tackling the implementation of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for marine applications. Presented by Dr Yigit Demirel & Dr Soonseok Song, this course aimed to train researchers in the practical aspect of a CFD software (STAR-CCM+) for the maritime industry.…
Read more
On the 2nd of September 2020, the sixth edition of the Maritime Seed Awards (MarSA) pledged to support five teams of entrepreneurs and researchers working in the maritime field in the development of their proposals, taking them from concept to commercialisation. The funds were awarded through a collaboration between Transport Malta and the University of…
Read more