Society for Underwater Technology

Society for Underwater Technology The Society for Underwater Technology is an International Learned Society for Marine Science & Technology.

We're multidisciplinary with members from offshore energy, diving, salvage, science, archaeology, leisure, education & defence sectors. SUT was founded to promote the further understanding of the underwater environment including diving and submersibles, environmental forces, marine policy, marine renewable energies, ocean resources, geotechnics, salvage, subsea engineering, underwater robotics, science and vehicles.

🌊 A warm welcome to SUT Corporate Member, Norwegian Offshore Rental (NOR Group)!We’re delighted to have Norwegian Offsho...
09/10/2026

🌊 A warm welcome to SUT Corporate Member, Norwegian Offshore Rental (NOR Group)!

We’re delighted to have Norwegian Offshore Rental joining the SUT community, bringing its experience in supporting offshore, subsea and energy operations around the world.

At the heart of NOR’s approach is a simple idea: organisations don’t always need to own equipment to have access to the right technology. Through its extensive rental pool, combined with technical expertise and project support, NOR helps customers access what they need, when they need it, while staying flexible and ready for the demands of complex offshore projects.

We’re looking forward to getting to know the NOR team, sharing their expertise with our members and seeing them get involved across the wider SUT community.

Welcome to SUT! 🌊

One week on from our SUT 60th Anniversary Dinner in Aberdeen, and we're still reflecting on what a special evening it wa...
08/10/2026

One week on from our SUT 60th Anniversary Dinner in Aberdeen, and we're still reflecting on what a special evening it was.

For the SUT team, seeing so many members, colleagues, friends and supporters come together at Union Kirk meant a great deal.

One of the proudest moments was seeing over £5,000 raised for our two chosen charities, Greyhope Bay and Dogs Trust. 💙

We're incredibly grateful to everyone who contributed, bought raffle tickets and generously donated prizes.

We were also fortunate to hear from some fantastic speakers. Dr. Diva Amon took us on a fascinating journey into the deep ocean, sharing extraordinary discoveries and reminding us why exploring, understanding and protecting our oceans matters so much.

And what a pleasure it was to welcome the impROVise students from Keith Grammar School, who shared their experiences competing in the MATE ROV World Championship. Seeing their enthusiasm, creativity and confidence was a real highlight and a reminder of why supporting the next generation is so important to SUT.

Of course, an evening like this takes an enormous amount of work behind the scenes.

A particularly heartfelt thank you to our very own Clare Parisi, whose dedication, organisation and hard work were instrumental in bringing the celebration together, and to the wider SUT team for everything that went into making the night possible.

A special shoutout also goes to Chris Wallace, whose support and fantastic job as compère helped make the evening such a success.

We're equally grateful to our sponsors Imenco Future Technologies, Viper Innovations Ltd Innovations and Ashtead Technology, and to everyone who contributed to the evening.

Most of all, thank you to every single person who joined us. Having our members together to celebrate this milestone was what made the night truly memorable.

Here's to 60 years of SUT, the community we've built together, and everything still to come. 🌊



Photo credit: Neil Gordon aberdeenphoto.com

🌊 What’s coming up across the SUT community?From technical conferences and training courses to networking, professional ...
07/10/2026

🌊 What’s coming up across the SUT community?

From technical conferences and training courses to networking, professional development and opportunities to connect with specialists across the sector, there’s plenty happening in the months ahead.

The latest edition of Big Blue World brings together upcoming SUT events and training from across our global Branches and Special Interest Groups, making it easy to see what’s on and start planning your diary.

Whether you’re looking to learn something new, build your network or get more involved with the SUT community, take a look at what’s coming up.

Explore the Events & Training diary in Edition 19 of Big Blue World: https://sut.org/resources/publications/big-blue-world/

Two months to go until SUT’s 60th Anniversary AGM! On 3 December, SUT members will come together at Glaziers’ Hall in Lo...
06/10/2026

Two months to go until SUT’s 60th Anniversary AGM!

On 3 December, SUT members will come together at Glaziers’ Hall in London for a particularly special AGM as we mark 60 years of the Society for Underwater Technology.

It will be an opportunity to reflect on six decades of advancing underwater science, engineering and technology, recognise the contributions of our global community, and look ahead to the next chapter of SUT.

📅 Thursday 3 December 2026
📍 Glaziers’ Hall, London

With just two months to go, save the date in your diary. Further details will be announced soon.

🎓 Welcome back, SUT Student Members!A new academic year, and a new SUT membership year, means another year of opportunit...
05/10/2026

🎓 Welcome back, SUT Student Members!

A new academic year, and a new SUT membership year, means another year of opportunities to learn, connect, contribute and develop as part of our global underwater technology community.

Your SUT Student Membership is designed to help you start building your professional network while you’re still studying. For just £16 a year, you can connect with students, early-career professionals and industry specialists worldwide.

And there’s plenty to look out for during your membership year, from technical events, training and networking to early-career activities, opportunities to get involved with our SIGs, and support through the SUT Educational Support Fund, which helps undergraduate and taught MSc students pursuing studies aligned with marine science, underwater technology and offshore engineering.

Whether you’re returning for another year or have just joined us, make the most of your membership, meet your community and explore where your interests could take you.

Discover more here: https://sut.org/membership/membership-benefits/

🌊 Welcome to SUT, Cerulean Sonar!We’re pleased to welcome Cerulean Sonar as a new SUT CoWe’re pleased to welcome Cerulea...
02/10/2026

🌊 Welcome to SUT, Cerulean Sonar!

We’re pleased to welcome Cerulean Sonar as a new SUT CoWe’re pleased to welcome Cerulean Sonar as a new SUT Co Member.

A spin-out of Minnesota-based startup incubator Digi Labs, Cerulean Sonar develops sonar technology with a clear mission: to use advances in microelectronics and digital signal processing to make capable sonar products more accessible and sensibly priced.

With roots in underwater acoustic positioning and a passion for making ocean exploration accessible to a wider community, Cerulean Sonar brings together expertise in sonar, marine robotics and underwater technology.

We look forward to welcoming the Cerulean Sonar team into the SUT community, connecting them with our global network and creating opportunities to share knowledge and expertise.

We’re pleased to announce that SUT is partnering with ADIPEC 2026, taking place in Abu Dhabi from 2–5 November 2026.ADIP...
01/10/2026

We’re pleased to announce that SUT is partnering with ADIPEC 2026, taking place in Abu Dhabi from 2–5 November 2026.

ADIPEC brings together the global energy community to exchange ideas, explore emerging technologies and discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of energy.

As a Society connecting professionals across underwater technology, offshore engineering, ocean science and the wider energy sector, we’re delighted to support an event that creates opportunities for knowledge sharing, collaboration and connection across the international community.

We look forward to sharing more in the lead-up to November.

Discover ADIPEC 2026: https://www.adipec.com/

🌊 The September edition of Big Blue World is out now!Edition 19 brings together the latest people, ideas and innovation ...
30/09/2026

🌊 The September edition of Big Blue World is out now!

Edition 19 brings together the latest people, ideas and innovation from across SUT and the wider underwater, marine and subsea community.

Inside, you’ll find nine innovation features, the latest from OSIG 2027, our latest UXO Guidance Notes, member and Corporate Member news, upcoming events, and reports from across the SUT community.

As September comes to a close, catch up on the latest from across your SUT community and settle in for plenty of insight, expertise and innovation to explore.

📖 Read Edition 19 of Big Blue World now: https://sut.org/resources/publications/big-blue-world/

As trade routes and energy flows evolve, maritime capability is becoming increasingly important to global energy securit...
29/09/2026

As trade routes and energy flows evolve, maritime capability is becoming increasingly important to global energy security.

At ADIPEC, the Maritime & Logistics Zone will highlight the technologies, infrastructure and partnerships enhancing operational performance, supply chain resilience and international connectivity.

From 2-5 November in Abu Dhabi, ADIPEC will convene the global energy community to advance the priorities supporting reliable energy movement.

Register as a visitor at: https://bit.ly/4xRJEgQ

What does a career in subsea and offshore engineering really look like when you’re starting out?Join SUT Early Careers i...
24/09/2026

What does a career in subsea and offshore engineering really look like when you’re starting out?

Join SUT Early Careers in Offshore Site Investigation, Geophysics, Geoscience and Geotechnics (ECOSIG), Subsea7 and CivSoc University of Southampton at the University of Southampton on 1 October for a free evening exploring career pathways, projects and early-career opportunities across the subsea sector.

Hear from Sophie Smith, offshore geotechnical engineer at DNV, about her early-career experience; Rowan Edmondson, Technical Lead – Geotechnical Engineering at Subsea7, on project experience and early-career opportunities; and Nicolò Deluigi, who will share an inside look at his Subsea7 placement in Stavanger, Norway.

Whether you’re considering a career in offshore engineering, interested in geotechnics or simply want to understand what opportunities are available after university, come along to hear directly from people at different stages of their careers.

There’ll also be time to meet fellow students and industry professionals over pizza and refreshments.

Book your place: https://sut.org/product/ecosig-subsea-careers-early-career-insight/

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