General news

A few weeks ago we were informed that Mrs Sarah Consuegra stepped down as member of the Editorial Board, due to personal reasons. We thank her for the period she participated in our team ! The special on the application of hydrogen in the maritime world has been issued ...

General news

From the beginning of this year Mr. Martin van der Eijk has taken over the tasks of Mr. J.H. Vink as Editorial Office Manager. As announced earlier, the 4^th issue of Volume 66 was scheduled to be a special on the application of hydrogen in the ...

Composition of the ISP Editorial Board

As per July 1^st, 2019, Dr. Ir. P.R. Wellens of TU Delft has been appointed as Editor-in- Chief of the ISP Journal. He succeeds Prof. Dr. Ir. A.P. van ‘t Veer who left TU Delft to take up a senior position ...

Composition of the ISP Editorial Board

Dr. F. van Walree recently stepped down as member of the Editorial Board.

ISP Volume 66, Issue 1

ISP Volume 66, issue 1 of 2019, contains 6 articles on various topics.
This is a special issue, containing extended versions of selected papers of the ...

Composition of the ISP Editorial Board

Dr. J. van den Broek recently stepped down as member of the Editorial Board. Two new members joined the Editorial Board in February 2019: Prof. Dr. Ir. C. van Rhee (TU Delft), who’s field of expertise is “Dredging Engineering” and Dr. P. Corigliano ...

ISP Volume 64, issue 1-2 of 2017 contains 6 articles on various topics. These range from applying RANS CFD methods to predict ship propulsive performance, to application of laminated glass in the yacht industry, ship stability during launching when applying pneumatic airbags, sloshing in LNG tanks and mitigation of bubble ...

Late 2017 the ISP Editorial Board has been extended through the appointment of two new members.
Dr. J. van den Broek, who is working both at TNO and the Maritime University of Rotterdam, takes care of the interest area “Maritime Human Factors”.
In addition, Mrs. S. Consuegra (TNO) joined the ...

International Shipbuilding Progress (ISP) aims at publishing peer-reviewed articles on a wide scope of topics related to ship design, shipping and production. During recent years the majority of papers submitted concerned (a wide range of) hydrodynamic topics. ISP likes to encourage authors to submit also articles about for instance ship ...

ISP Volume 63, numbers 3,4 of 2016/2017 is a special issue about the European Union (EU) project GRIP. GRIP stands for “Green Retrofitting through optimization of hull-Propulsion Interaction”. The project addressed several aspects of fitting Energy Saving Devices (ESD’S) to existing ships.

Aspects that were addressed are ...