WHOI Director of Research Joins Mass. Governor Patrick on Innovation Economy Mission to Brazil
December 4-9, 2011
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) Executive Vice President and Director of Research Larry Madin will join Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and a coalition of business executives, academic leaders, and government officials on the Massachusetts-Brazil Innovation Economy Mission 2011 this December to pursue job growth and economic development partnerships between Massachusetts and Brazil.
Madin will contribute his expertise to help the delegation assess economic development opportunities that encourage Brazilian companies to invest and create jobs in Massachusetts. During the trip, Madin will take part in roundtables, company visits, and meetings with government and business officials.
Resources
Ocean Science for Oil and Gas DevelopmentPresentation from Massachusetts-Brazil Innovation Economy Mission
December, 2011 (ppt format)
Oceanographic Research and Deepwater Oil and Gas Operations
at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (pdf format)
The Offshore Oceanography Center
Oceanography and Offshore Oil and Gas (pdf format)
Marine Biotechnology
at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (pdf format)
» WHOI's Marine Biotechnology website
Oil in the Ocean
Website covering WHOI's global expertise
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