Sustainable Marine Structures

We are pleased to announce that Sustainable Marine Structures (SMS) has established a collaborative partnership with the 12th International Conference and Exhibition on Sustainable Energy and Advanced Materials (ICE-SEAM 2026). ICE-SEAM 2026 is the 12th edition of a conference series that began in 2009. The event brings together researchers, scientists, and engineers from academia and industry to ...

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About The 22nd China Ocean (Coastal) Engineering Academic Symposium At present, an important academic conference will be held in the marine structure field. The 22nd China Ocean (Coastal) Engineering Academic Symposium is hosted by the Chinese Ocean Engineering Society and co-organized by Jiangsu University of Science and Technology and other institutions. Scheduled to be held in Zhenjiang City, J...

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The Editors and Publisher of Sustainable Marine Structures extend their sincere appreciation to all reviewers who contributed their time, expertise, and scholarly judgment to the peer-review process in 2025. Peer review is a cornerstone of high-quality academic publishing. The careful, fair, and constructive evaluations provided by our reviewers play a critical role in maintaining the scientific r...

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2026-02-11 We are pleased to announce that Sustainable Marine Structures (SMS) has officially entered into a partnership with The First International Conference on Oil and Gas: Advances in the Oil and Gas Industry and Their Reflections on Sustainable Development in Iraq, hosted by Basra University for Oil and Gas (BUOG), Iraq. About the Conference The First International Conference on Oil and Gas ...

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We are pleased to announce that Sustainable Marine Structures has received its first CiteScore from Elsevier’s Scopus database. As of the 2024 release, the journal’s CiteScore stands at 1.2, marking a significant step forward in the journal’s academic visibility and impact. Since its launch, Sustainable Marine Structures has remained committed to publishing high-quality research on marine structur...

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We are pleased to announce that the publication frequency of Sustainable Marine Structures will be changed to quarterly, starting with Volume 7, Issue 2. Therefore, we will publish three issues this year. We believe that this change will benefit our authors and readers by providing greater accessibility and more timely dissemination of research.

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We are very pleased to announce that Sustainable Marine Structures (EISSN: 2661-3158) under Nan Yang Academy of Sciences has been officially included in the Scopus database! This breakthrough proves that the journal has a high influence and value in the academic community, and also provides a broader academic exchange platform for readers and researchers. The journal will continue to publish high-...

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Dear Authors, Reviewers, and Readers, We are delighted to announce that our esteemed editorial board members, Prof. Dezhi Ning, and Prof. Decheng Wan, have been recognized as Highly Cited Researchers for the year 2023. They have been on the list for five consecutive years, which is a testament to their exceptional academic achievements. Their individual talents and dedication are reflected in this...

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Congratulations to the 2nd Sustainable Ocean Editorial Board for organizing a successful meeting, and thank you to all the editorial board members for their active participation. This meeting brought us together to discuss preface topics in the field of sustainable ocean architecture and the direction of the journal for 2024. We are firmly committed to the development of the journal and look forwa...

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43rd International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering (OMAE® 2024) to be held in Singapore from June 9 - 14, 2024. For over four decades, the OMAE conference has been the premiere annual event to showcase leading-edge innovations and technological achievements in offshore engineering. OMAE is where researchers present new advances in offshore and ship structures, reliable product...

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Concern about Ocean Sustainability, Renewable Energy, Space Utilization, or Bio-resource Conservation? We're expanding our Editorial Board and inviting Respected Researchers to join us! **Why Now?**- Our journal is on a growth trajectory.- Be part of a community dedicated to ocean advancements.- Elevate your profile in a globally recognized journal. **How to Apply:**Ready to contribute to ocean sc...

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Dear Readers, Authors, and Scholars, We are delighted to announce that Sustainable Marine Structures (ISSN 2661-3158) is now indexed in the EBSCO database. This achievement signifies the international recognition of the journal's outstanding contributions to the fields of marine engineering, sustainability, and related areas. The EBSCO database is a globally leading academic database, providing hi...

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Stanford University has recently unveiled its "World's Top 2% of Scientists 2023" list, which features nine distinguished members of the editorial board of Sustainable Marine Structures (ISSN: 2661-3158). This ranking, based on bibliometric data from Scopus, highlights the top 2% of scientists globally, categorizing them into various fields. It offers two categories: Career-long Impact Ranking (19...

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We are thrilled to announce and extend our warmest congratulations to Dr. Lin Li on her promotion to the esteemed position of Associate Editor at Sustainable Marine Structures. Dr. Lin Li is an Associate Professor in the field of Marine Technology at the University of Stavanger. She holds a Ph.D. degree from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Since joining the SMS editorial...

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Yu-Fei Wu is a Professor in the College of Civil and Transportation Engineering at Shenzhen University in China and the School of Engineering at RMIT University in Australia. He received his PhD from the University of Adelaide, Australia. His research interests are mainly in the field of structural engineering, including concrete materials and structures, marine structures, structural engineering ...

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We are thrilled to announce that Sustainable Marine Structures (SMS) has successfully passed a rigorous assessment by the Norwegian Council for Higher Education and Skills and has been recognized as a Level 1 journal. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to our editorial board members Associate Professor Lin Li, University of Stavanger, Norway, and Editor-in-Chief Professor Erkan Oterkus...

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Sustainable Marine Structures is seeking potential guest editors, whether this is your first editorial experience or you already have excellent organizational experience. Our editorial team will be on hand to support you and make your experience more positive. We hope to increase the visibility of SMS while being able to publish research that provides leading momentum on a variety of topical issue...

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Dear authors, reviewers, editors, and readers, We wish to inform you of an important change regarding the Sustainable Marine Structures journal. In our ongoing efforts to enhance the quality and service of the journal, we have decided to modify our publication schedule and Scope. This change aims to better meet the needs of our readers and authors, facilitating the advancement of research in susta...

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Welcome to follow @NassSms more often! We will be actively posting journal-related content and the latest news in the field. Also, congratulations to Pro. Erkan and Prof. Zheng for being awarded the Outstanding Editor-in-Chief!http://www.nassg.org/News/Congratulate--2022-Outstanding-Editor-in-Chief-615.html

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Thank you to our members for attending, SMS will continue on with your support and look forward to our next meeting! We welcome your further attention. If you would like to join Sustainable Marine Structures, please feel free to write to the editorial office (Nass-sms@nassg.org). Read More.

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Sustainable Marine Structures is looking for more partners and welcomes cooperation from universities and laboratories to promote the development of sustainable marine environment and marine engineering. Specific proposals can be submitted to the office: nass-sms@nassg.org

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Guest EditorProf. Chandrasekaran SrinivasanMadras Institute of Technology, IndiaProf. Arvind Kumar JainIndian Institute of Technology Delhi,IndiaDr. Sreevalsa KolathayarKarnataka Institute of Technology, Surathkal - 575025, India Special Issue Information (Call for Papers)Marine structures are conventional in design but special in counteracting various environmental loads. Both the superstructure ...

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Reviewers are critical to the publication process. Sustainable Marine Structures is looking for reviewers who excel in their field of study and have practical experience to join the Sustainable Marine Structures Reviewer Panel. We also welcome applications from renowned editors.Please read the following points before applying:- As a reviewer, you must have published in a peer-reviewed journal. Pub...

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印度马德拉斯理工学院客座编辑 Chandrasekaran Srinivasan 教授Arvind Kumar Jain 教授印度德里印度理工学院Sreevalsa Kolasthayar 博士卡纳塔克邦理工学院，Surathkal - 575025，印度 特刊信息（征文）Marine structures are conventional in design but special in counteracting various environmental loads. Both the superstructure and substructure need special attention in terms of materials, design perspectives, and construction methods. Even retrofitting, and rep...

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