Sea Tech Week 2022

26-30 September 2020, Brest Expo, France

Main theme: Maritime Transport: towards smarter and greener solutions

Featured country of honour: India

Special focus: women in marine science and technology

Marine and maritime stakeholders are invited to submit proposals for sessions related to the central theme.

Deadline: September, 6^th 2021

How to participate to Sea Tech Week^® 2022?

Conference

• The conference consists in about 30 half-day parallel sessions from 26 to 30 September 2020 and 3 round-table plenary sessions. Academia, research centre, companies, public institutions or associations can submit session proposals until September, 6^th 2021;
• Submit your abstract for an oral presentation or a poster. More information in September 2021;
• Register to attend Sea Tech Week. Registration will open in March 2022.

 

Professional exhibition

The Sea Tech Week^® professional exhibition gathers 30 exhibitors (companies, research centres, clusters…). Book your stand according to one of the 3 formula: “exhibitor”, “balise sponsor” or “phare sponsor”.

New in 2022:

• Invite your prospective and current clients and future partners at the Exhibitor Drinks Reception, an exclusive opportunity to socialise;
• Exhibit in the Showroom, a dedicated space for your display.

 

More information in October 2021

Contact: Aurélie Nicolas aurelie.nicolas@brestaim.fr

India, featured country of honour

In 2022, we are very pleased to invite India to be the guest of honour of Sea Tech Week^®.

A unique opportunity to build and enhance cooperation among French and India actors of marine science and economy, and ocean governance.

Sea Tech Week^® is the ideal forum to:

• bring impetus to the French-Indian exchanges as envisioned on the India-France Joint Statement (visit of the Prime Minister of India to France in August 2019);
• reinforce the scientific and academic program GoAT that Campus mondial de la mer is currently developing with the Indian Institute of Technology, Goa, on ocean technologies;
• Lead new bilateral synergies with the ambitious “Deep Ocean Mission” launched by the Government of India;
• highlight current Indian projects, like the Sagarmala project of port-led prosperity initiated by the Government of India;
• More generally share experiences in both countries regarding maritime transport and the related topics: ports, maritime trade, naval industry, marine research, biodiversity, marine spatial planning, international law of the sea…

 

Campus mondial de la mer, the French Embassy in India, the Indian Ministry in charge of maritime transport, and the FICCI, are working together to coordinate the participation of a larger Indian delegation of experts in Sea tech Week^® 2022.

Contact: Jérémie Bazin jeremie.bazin@tech-brest-iroise.fr