The SCC is running a project that explores the ability of small autonomous workboats to independently carry out various manoeuvres. Today, the concept ASV called NYMO was launched on water for the very first time. The project is led by the Small Craft Competence Centre of the Tallinn University of Technology. As a result of […]
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TalTech SCC and Professor Mihkel Kõrgesaar announce a post-doctoral position in the field of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Fluid-Structure Interaction. Please click here for the job listing. Contact
On the 100th anniversary of the Tallinn University of Technology, SCC Head of Laboratories Tarmo Sahk and Senior Research Scientist Kristjan Tabri have been named among the university’s 100 highest regarded employees. Nominees will receive a special medal of recognition to mark the occasion. Altogether there are over 1,800 employees at TalTech. Tarmo Sahk and […]
TalTech has signed cooperation agreements with Baltic Workboats and Saaremaa Municipality to further Naval Architecture education in its Estonian Maritime Academy Centre for the Blue Economy. Baltic Workboats have launched a campaign to promote education tracks leading to marine industry jobs with ads running on TV, radio and social media. This spring, the company also hosted tours […]
Tallinn University of Technology has appointed Mihkel Kõrgesaar as Professor in Naval Architecture at Estonian Maritime Academy Centre for the Blue Economy. The purpose of the professorship is to lead R&D in the fields of naval architecture and hydrodynamics. “We have reached a new era with the appointment of the Professor in Naval Architecture at […]
The SCC is running a project that explores the ability of small, 5-metre autonomous workboats to independently carry out various manoeuvres. The project entails the development of an ASV platform and producing an autonomous model to conduct manoeuvring tests. The autonomous model will be capable of emulating different types of workboats. The model will be […]
Tallinn University of Technology scientists won a grant from the Estonian Research Council for work in experimental hydrodynamics between 2018 and 2022. The project, led by Senior Research Scientist Kristjan Tabri, has a budget of over 700 000 euro. The project focuses on optimizing ship design through computational fluid dynamics, more specifically, on developing a […]
