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Welcome to SNAME Canadian Atlantic Section (CAS). This section serves Atlantic Canada provinces; i.e Martimes provinces (Nova Scotia, New brunswick and Prince Edward Island) and Newfoundland and Labrador.

Most of the section events are hybrid, provides the option of either attending in-person or virtually in order to be able to serve the whole region.

Although SNAME stands for "Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers", the focus of the section is for all topics related maritime industry , including but not limited to Ship design, Naval Architecture, Ship Shipbuilding and repair, academia, goverment, Oil and Gas, Electrification, mechanical & marine engineering, renewable energy,  Environmental engineering, software industry, etc


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  • MAKE AN IMPACT AND SUBMIT YOUR PRESENTATIONS TODAY!

    MAKE AN IMPACT AND SUBMIT YOUR PRESENTATIONS TODAY!

    Deadline is November 15, 2024

    Click HERE to submit

    Mari-Tech 2025 Conference & Exhibition – POWERING SHIPS INTO THE FUTURE – invites members of the global marine engineering community to contribute technical presentations at the conference being held in Montreal, QC on 22-24 April, 2025.

    Key topical areas for Mari-Tech 2025:

    The marine sector has many challenges and therefore opportunities. Although not an exclusive list, Mari-Tech 2025 is looking for presentations that align with the conference theme in the following key process and technology areas:

    • Strategies to improve Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO) and In-Service Support (ISS) operations:
    • Model Based Enterprise (MBE)
    • AI, Machine Learning, Digitilization
    • Developing marine worker capacity and competency
    • including opportunities for recruiting new workers
    • Vessel and equipment innovation:
    • Corrosion - winning the battle 
    • Decarbonization - rising to the challenge 
    • Energy handling and storage, including selection of alternate fuels 
    • Regulations - compliance and influencing 
    • Arctic operations - challenges and solutions

    How will the sessions be formatted?

    • Most Mari-Tech 2025 technical presentations will follow 45 minutes (35-minute presentation, 10-minute Q&A) format
    • As an enabler for discussion and leveraging our 2024 experience, some presentations may be selected to follow a “lightning presentation” format of 20 minutes, including a 5-minute Q&A
    • This may include the opportunity for Student / Young Professional presentations
    • Note: the four panel sessions may leverage topics / presenters from submitted abstracts

    How to submit an abstract?

    Authors are invited to submit their abstract of a maximum of 300 words online by 11:59 PM (ET) Friday, November 15th, 2024.

    Abstract must be written in English. Please identify all speakers who will be in person to present.

    ·      Target – by 31 December 2024 for notification of selection

    Questions regarding submitting an abstract should be directed to the Mari-Tech 2025 program subcommittee. 

    Email: papers@mari-techconference.ca

    Exhibit Hall Floor Plan and Sponsorship Opportunities will be available shortly!

    Mari-Tech 2025 Conference & Exhibition is a collaboration between

    CIMarE St. Lawrence Branch and SNAME Eastern Canadian Section.

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