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February 27, 2023 4:30 PM

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February 27, 2023 5:10 PM

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Overview

Technology is an integral part of sustainable and profitable business practices for the ocean economy.

The world is transitioning towards a dependency on digital tools to increase efficiency. How is technology being used to restore and increase ocean health in the blue economy?

Panelists

Jyotika Virmani

Jyotika Virmani

‍Executive director, Schmidt Ocean Institute‍‍

Huw Gullick

Huw Gullick‍

Associate director of innovation, National Oceanography Centre

Max Chalfin

Max Chalfin

Chief technology officer, Running Tide

Eric Seigel

Moderator: Eric Seigel‍

Chief innovation officer, Ocean Frontier Institute

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4:30 pm

A panel discussion featuring Eric Siegel on the integral role of technology in sustainable and profitable business practices for the ocean economy.

Technology to restore ocean health

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Overview

Technology is an integral part of sustainable and profitable business practices for the ocean economy.

The world is transitioning towards a dependency on digital tools to increase efficiency. How is technology being used to restore and increase ocean health in the blue economy?

Panelists

Jyotika Virmani

Jyotika Virmani

‍Executive director, Schmidt Ocean Institute‍‍

Huw Gullick

Huw Gullick‍

Associate director of innovation, National Oceanography Centre

Max Chalfin

Max Chalfin

Chief technology officer, Running Tide

Eric Seigel

Moderator: Eric Seigel‍

Chief innovation officer, Ocean Frontier Institute

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February 27, 2023

4:30 pm

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February 27, 2023

5:10 pm

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