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ABS Endowed Chair Series: Dr. Armin W. Troesch
ABS Professor of Marine and Offshore Design Performance Armin Troesch discusses NAME's strategic partnership with the American Bureau of Shipping
What Can Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Do For You?
As long as there have been humans, the marine world has connected them. It covers two thirds of the earth. It transports 90% of the world’s freight, feeds 3 ½ billion people, defines the world’s borders, and fuels our industries and our imaginations.
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers honors U-M Alums
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.
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The ABS Endowed University Chair Series highlights ABS university partnerships. In this video, ABS Professor of Marine and Offshore Design Performance Armin W. Troesch describes how his work with ABS is empowering the next generation of naval architects and marine engineers at the University of Michigan.