German Bunsen Society for Physical Chemistry (Deutsche Bunsen-Gesellschaft für Physikalische Chemie) is a non-profit making scientific and technical society based in Frankfurt on Main . It was founded in 1894 and since 1902 has been known as the German Bunsen Society for Applied Physical Chemistry (Deutsche Bunsen-Gesellschaft für angewandte physikalische Chemie) in honour of the famous physical chemist Robert Wilhelm Bunsen. Our aim is to promote research and technical advances in the area of physical chemistry. The German Bunsen Society for Physical Chemistry is engaged in national and European research and education policy and offers its members a forum for the exchange of ideas and know-how and for the support of their activities.
Since the discovery of the first liquid crystal in 1888, research on the liquid crystalline state of order has developed into an interdisciplinary subject in itself, combining the research areas of the chemical-, physical-, biological- and applications sciences. The DFKG wants to serve as a forum for the widespread scientific exchange of the results of liquid crystal research and promote co-operation between scientists involved in research and development.
The activities of InCerS include broadly an appraisal of the trend of ceramic industry and research as also an analysis of the impact of the fast developing science and technology and business environment on the growth of indigenous ceramic industry. Emphasis is laid on fostering cordial and friendly relationship and co-operation among fellow members with a view to serving the interest of research and industry in a large way.
Aims & Objectives of Indian Society of Applied Geochemists: To promote the cause of advanced study in all branches of geochemistry, especially with their applications for the benefit of mankind; To cooperate with existing Academies, Societies and Institutes having similar objectives for the advancement of science and social benefit in India, and with other such associations and bodies when founded; To promote the cause of research and training in Applied Geochemistry and related fields in India; To organize workshops and conferences on subjects of interest and importance for the advancement of knowledge on Applied Geochemistry in India; To represent Internationally the scientific work of India in the field of Applied Geochemistry and related fields.
Institution of Chemical Engineers - международный профессиональный союз, созданный в 1922 году. IChemE объединяет в своих рядах 30000 инженеров и химиков-технологов из более чем 113 стран мира.
The Inter-Society Color Council (ISCC) is the principal professional society in the field of color in the United States, encompassing the arts, sciences and industry.
An international society devoted to advancement of geoanalytical science and promoting the interests and supporting the professional needs of those involved in the analysis of geological and enviromental materials.
The International Isotope Society is a chartered, international organization independent of special interests groups or companies, makers or users of isotopes (radioactive or stable), etc. It is run entirely by the enthusiastic and unselfish dedicated volunteer work of its members. Its major areas of interest are the synthesis and applications of isotopicaly labeled compounds; the analysis and purification of isotopicaly labeled compounds; the applications of isotopes in various fields of science, industry as well as medicine; and uses in the discovery of new drugs.
The International Ozone Association (IOA) was formed in 1973 to serve as the focal point for technology transfer and developments on ozone-related issues. For this purpose, IOA has served as the central , worldwide gathering and disseminating point on ozone information, bringing together scientists, engineers, systems designers, technologists, equipment manufacturers, and end users to share their experiences and research data on ozone and other related oxygen compounds. The IOA is a not-for-profit educational association which performs its information-sharing functions through sponsorship of international symposia, seminars, publications, and the development of personal relationships among ozone specialists throughout the world.
The International Society for Neurochemistry (ISN) has a proud history dating back to its establishment in 1965 and publishes the Journal of Neurochemistry. ISN as the sole international society focused on neurochemistry strives to promote all relevant aspects of molecular and cellular neuroscience. The International Society for Neurochemistry (ISN) is a nonprofit membership organization of scientists and physicians who are active in the field of neurochemistry, cell and molecular neuroscience or related areas and aims: to facilitate the worldwide advancement of neurochemistry and related neuroscience disciplines; to foster the education and development of neuroscientists, particularly of young and emerging investigators; to disseminate information about neurochemistry and neurochemists' activities throughout the world.
