Ship Hydrodynamics Research Committee held its 67th Winter Workshop on February 25. The entire workshop was held online due to the impacts of COVID-19 and a total of 14 papers were presented with the attendance of 57 members from universities, research institutions, and companies. Ship Hydrodynamics Research Committee is the oldest organization under the umbrella of SNAK. Since its inception, the Society has held workshops in winter and summer on expert topics related to marine ship hydrodynamics each year and contributed to promoting academic exchange and development of researchers through open-minded presentations and in-depth discussions.   

Ship Hydrodynamics Research Committee also strives to encourage more young researchers to participate and take the lead in building a creative and productive culture of academic exchange in the new era. The next workshop will be held from June 22 to June 24 at Changwon Exhibition and Convention Center (CECO) jointly with the National Congress on Fluids Engineering. ​