Founder Societies Technologies for Carbon Management | The Engineering Founder Societies Technology for Carbon Management Grand Challenge Initiative
Founder Societies Technologies for Carbon Management. Newsletter. Welcome! With the belief that it is the responsibility of engineering professionals and engineers to respond to the global challenge of addressing worldwide greenhouse gas emissions, the five major engineering societies, AIChE, ASME, AIME (AIST, SPE, TMS, SME), IEEE, and ASCE, have joined together to organize an initiative to the challenges posed by developing and implementing technologies for Carbon Management. This website wi...
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aimehq.org American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers | AIME
Search form. Recent Blogs. Events. AIME's mission is to support its Member Societies.. AIME supports its four Member Societies through the conferring of awards, scholarships and special grants; and, as one of the five Founder Societies of engineering, AIME provides its Member Societies with natio... Read article
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smenet.org Mining Metallurgy and Exploration - SME
The home page of SME - the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration - a professional society to promote knowledge exchange, propogate information, and validate professional status in the mining and minerals engineering fields. Read article
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tms.org TMS
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aist.org AIST - Association for Iron and Steel Technology
Formed in January 2004 from the merger of the Iron & Steel Society and the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers, AIST is proud to be the #1 source for all your steel-related needs. We encourage you to explore all that we have to offer. From technology-based Operating Committees to our local Me... Read article
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