Webinar of the Joint Public Call Between Finep and the Norwegian Research Council (RCN) - 02/23/21 at 4 PM

Webinar of the Joint Public Call Between Finep and the Norwegian Research Council (RCN) – 02/23/21 at 4 PM

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/02/2021 at 09:05

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This Finep Initiative Aims to Support Projects Developed in Cooperation Between Brazilian and Norwegian Companies That Aim to Meet the Demands of the Oil and Gas Industry.

Finep, in partnership with Firjan and the Norwegian Research Council, invites you on 02/23/21 at 4 PM to learn about the announcement that will support R&D projects aimed at meeting the demands of the offshore O&G industry.

Broadcast Link – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IgU7E7I7lc

Participants

Mauricio Syrio | Superintendent of Innovation at FINEP
Cristiane Abreu | Manager of the Oil, Mining and Naval Industry Department at FINEP
Michelle Duarte | Senior Project Manager at Innovation Norway
Antonio Fidalgo | Chief Researcher at SENAI Institute for Innovation in Green Chemistry and SENAI Institute for Innovation in Inspection and Integrity
Moderator: Karine Fragoso | Manager of Oil, Gas and Naval at Firjan

The joint Public Call between Finep and RCN will include non-reimbursable resources (economic subsidy) from the National Fund for Scientific and Technological Development – FNDCT up to the limit of R$ 5 million, aiming to support projects developed in cooperation between Brazilian and Norwegian companies that aim to meet the demands of the Oil and Gas industry.

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Webinar of the Joint Public Call Between Finep and the Norwegian Research Council (RCN) – 02/23/21 at 4 PM

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Webinar of the Joint Public Call Between Finep and the Norwegian Research Council (RCN) – 02/23/21 at 4 PM

This Finep Initiative Aims to Support Projects Developed in Cooperation Between Brazilian and Norwegian Companies That Aim to Meet the Demands of the Oil and Gas Industry.

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Austria inaugurates Europe’s first high-speed railway outside China — trains travel at 250 km/h through 33 km tunnels in the Alps that took 27 years to drill

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