Rio Oil & Gas 2020 Hosts Unprecedented Online Voting for Technical Papers

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/10/2020 at 17:12

Updated on 26/10/2020 at 17:16

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Largest Oil and Gas Event in Latin America, the Rio Oil & Gas is open for public registration, with promotional prices until the end of the month, through the website. The conference will take place from December 1 to 3 on an online platform with part of the content available for free.

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The digital platform will allow free access, during the event days, to the “Dialogues of Rio Oil & Gas” sessions, to the Starting Up (an afternoon of programming dedicated to startups), to the technical works playlist, and to the On Demand channel, where videos of all approved works will be available, as well as the virtual showcases of exhibitors and immersive rooms of sponsors.

Registration for the congress will provide exclusive features until August 2021, such as having your own professional profile, creating a personalized agenda for the event, networking with other participants by areas of interest, chat with platform users, scheduling meetings with representatives of exhibitor and sponsor companies, in addition to access to all live congress sessions. Moreover, participants will be able to watch recordings of the sessions at their convenience on the On Demand channel.

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Rio Oil & Gas 2020 Hosts Unprecedented Online Voting for Technical Papers

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