Journal of Marine Science

We are pleased to announce that Volume 2, Issue 2 (2020) of Journal of Marine Science has been published, and is currently available for download.

The process of collating and peer review for the next issue release has already begun.

If you have any manuscripts on hand that you are looking to have published with us, we would be glad to include it in the next issue. Moreover, if you know of any colleagues, or students under your direction who are looking to publish manuscripts, we would be glad to receive their manuscripts under your recommendation as well.

Guest Editor: Maryam Shiea

Director of Caspian Climate Company

Nowadays, due to the environmental conditions and problems caused by fossil fuels, switching to renewable energies seems to be mandatory. Oceans and seas have good potential to extract this type of energy so, we decided to dedicate this special issue to recent research achievements in this field. We kindly invite academic researchers to share their recent work in this field

This special issue sheds light on the field of Ocean / marine energy, and opens to innovative ideas, the latest research and development of the ocean and /or marine energy  

Hence, the target of this special issue is to provide a forum for researchers to focus on the ocean and /or marine energy. The main topics cover but not limited to:

• Wave energy
• Tidal energy
• Ocean Thermal Energy
• The effects of marine renewable energy on the coasts    

Prospective authors are invited to submit their manuscript, via the online submission system in the main journal page or send it to us or Guest Editor as an email attachment.

( https://ojs.bilpublishing.com/index.php/jms/about/submissions#onlineSubmissions)

The deadline for submission to this special issue is 30 April 2020 .

We are pleased to announce that Volume 1, Issue 2 (2019) of Journal of Marine Science has been published, and is currently available for download.

The process of collating and peer review for the next issue release has already begun.

If you have any manuscripts on hand that you are looking to have published with us, we would be glad to include it in the next issue. Moreover, if you know of any colleagues, or students under your direction who are looking to publish manuscripts, we would be glad to receive their manuscripts under your recommendation as well.

The islands of New Zealand are only the visible part of a much larger submerged continent, known as Te Riu a Māui or Zealandia. Most of New Zealand’s sovereign territory, around 96%, is under water – and this means that the health of the ocean is of paramount importance.Most of the Zealandia continent is under water. CC BY-SA

New Zealand’s marine and coastal environments have significant ecological, economic, cultural and social value, but they face many threats. Disjointed legislation and considerable knowledge gaps limit our ability to effectively manage marine resources.

With the UN decade of ocean science starting in 2021, it is essential that we meet the challenges ahead. To do so, we have asked the New Zealand marine science community to collectively identify the areas of research we should focus on.

We are pleased to announce that Volume 1, Issue 1 (2019) of Journal of Marine Science has been published, and is currently available for download.