Cataumet, MA, USA – Oct. 4, 2018 Falmouth Scientific, Inc. (FSI) has received a patent immunity from ExxonMobil for ExxonMobil’s Cable Head Marine Seismic Source (CHS) patent (US 9,864,081). This immunity enables FSI to incorporate its seismic source with HawkEyeTM Clear Signature technology into ExxonMobil’s CHS concept for near-zero offset data [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN News
2018 Annual Meeting Photo Contest Winner and Gallery
Congratulations to Matt Scheuer, whose entry "Blue Encounter" is the winner of the 2018 Annual Meeting photo contest. Thanks to all the contest participants for turning out some fantastic shots! Below is a gallery of all entries. As you can see it was close race! (Select any image below to to view larger.) [ Continue reading. ]
Photos from the 2018 MOTN Annual Meeting at Massachusetts Maritime Academy
MOTN's annual meeting was on September 26, 2018 at 5:30. Once again Mass Maritime Academy proved the perfect venue and catered to a full house. Participants had ample time to network and catch up with colleagues throughout the event. Guest speakers included Toby Stapleton, Salve Regina and MOTN's VP, Kelly DeMello, Mass [ Continue reading. ]
2018 MOTN Logo Contest Winner and New Website
Our new website launch has been a great success! As you can see we have a new look and feel thanks to our web guru, Jacqqueline Sylvia at jswebsolutions.com. We also have a new logo provided by our 2018 MOTN Logo Contest Winner, Kate Tremblay! Kate was one of a number of contributors to enter her MOTN logo design ideas and she won top honors!! Congrats Kate! [ Continue reading. ]
A Welcome Message from MOTN President Rhonda Moniz
Forging Ahead! Dear Colleagues and Friends, It is pleasure and honor to be taking the MOTN helm. I know that I have some big shoes to fill, but I look forward to growing with the organization and it's members. I would also like to welcome our new Vice President, Toby Stapleton, who I believe brings a fresh perspective to our group. I would also like [ Continue reading. ]
2017 Initiates Being Considered
Continued Implementation of MOTN's MOU with the Newfoundland and Labrador Ocean Cluster Negotiation of an MOU with Quebec's marine technology industry Further support and training for MOTN members in business issues, including: Export Opportunities with/in the U.S. Commercial Service Canada QuebecOntario/Ottawa, Newfoundland & [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN 2016 Summary
In 2016, MOTN continued its efforts for its members in networking, identifying opportunities, creating connections with opportunities including government agencies and international trade Major 2016 events either conducted by MOTN or with significant MOTN participation by Harlan and/or other members included: March 4: Tour of Port of New Bedford for [ Continue reading. ]
Pictures of the Endicott-MOTN-City of Gloucester team miniboat
Hi Everybody, Last night’s event (11/15/2016) was very successful, with more than 30 folks, almost 1/3 MOTN members, braving the lousy weather to meet at NOAA’s regional headquarters in Gloucester. Thanks so much to member David Basile for his sponsorship of the food and drink, making it possible for this to be a “no charge” event and to Rich Weismann of [ Continue reading. ]
“Marine Technology and the North” Recap and Networking meeting at NOAA Speaker added!
Hi Everyone, "Marine Technology and the North", held in Portland on Oct. 5, was a resounding success, with over 100 attendees coming from as far away as Greenland. Please see below for additional details and an added speaker. November 15, 2016 5:30 - 7:30 MOTN NETWORKING MEETING AT NOAA ! Greater Atlantic Region Fisheries [ Continue reading. ]
Ocean Energy for Small Non-grid Connected Applications: An MTS Tech Surge Not to Miss!
Ocean Energy for Small Non-grid Connected Applications: An MTS Tech Surge Not to Miss! (Hingham, MA) November 2-3, 2016, experts in the field of ocean energy are gathering to share their knowledge of ocean energy generation and how it can be harnessed to benefit non-grid connected users. There are plenty of places on earth that require power, but are [ Continue reading. ]
