This Week We Will Have a Congress Aimed at Discussing the Improvement of the Automotive Sector in Brazil, Research and Development Projects

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/11/2022 at 12:32

Updated on 21/11/2022 at 12:41

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Divided Into Three Debate Rounds, The Panel Will Feature Experienced Professionals From The Automotive Industry And Academia.

São Paulo, November 2022 – On November 24, the first day of the 29th SAE BRASIL International Mobility Technology Congress and Showcase, the panel SAE 4MOBILITY, with the theme “Industry and Academia Together for Mobility. A Five-Year Retrospective of Rota 2030,” will discuss the first five years of the law aimed at promoting the enhancement of the sector in Brazil.

In total, there will be three debate rounds focused on presenting the participants’ experiences regarding research and development projects, as well as tracing a retrospective since the implementation of Rota 2030 and reflecting on perspectives and alternatives for a growing evolution in these partnerships fostered by the program.

The panel will take place at 11:30 AM, in the SAE BRASIL Gerdau Auditorium, with participation from André Ferrarese (Director of R&D and Innovation – Tupy), Fernando Oliveira Junior (Powertrain Innovation Manager – Robert Bosch LTDA), Gustavo Doubek (Coordinator Doctor, FEQ – UNICAMP), Margarete Gandini (Coordinator of the Automotive Industry Competitiveness Program, SEPEC – ME), Raylson Martins (Coordinator of Rota 2030, FUNDEP) and Ricardo Guerra (CEO – Schwaben).

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SAE 4MOBILITY Panel

Date: Friday, November 24
Time: Starting at 11:30 AM
Auditorium: SAE BRASIL AUDITORIUM – GERDAU
Location: Bienal Pavilion – Ibirapuera Park Address: Av. Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n – Moema, São Paulo – SP, 04094-050

SAE BRASIL Congress

Date: From November 24 to 27
Time: November 24, from 8:30 AM to 3:45 PM / 25, 26, and 27 November, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Location: Bienal Pavilion – Ibirapuera Park Address: Av. Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n – Moema, São Paulo – SP, 04094-050

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This Week We Will Have a Congress Aimed at Discussing the Improvement of the Automotive Sector in Brazil, Research and Development Projects

Divided Into Three Debate Rounds, The Panel Will Feature Experienced Professionals From The Automotive Industry And Academia.

SAE 4MOBILITY Panel

SAE BRASIL Congress

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This Week We Will Have a Congress Aimed at Discussing the Improvement of the Automotive Sector in Brazil, Research and Development Projects

Divided Into Three Debate Rounds, The Panel Will Feature Experienced Professionals From The Automotive Industry And Academia.

SAE 4MOBILITY Panel

SAE BRASIL Congress

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