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This month, the Endocrine Society, an organization of scientists specializing in this field, issued a landmark 50-page statement.

The report by the National Academy of Sciences, perhaps the nation's most eminent organization of scientists, is scheduled to be made public on Tuesday morning at a news conference in Washington.

Kim Youmans, visual coordinator for the American Meteor Society, an organization of scientists and amateur astronomers that studies and reports on meteors, said the light may have been a sporadic meteor without a known point of origin.

In the United States, SAE International, an organization of scientists and vehicle engineers, recently adopted a standard charging plug nationwide so that most electric vehicles can use any charging station.

A task force assembled by SAE International, an organization of scientists and vehicle engineers, developed the design specifications for the J1772 standard through a committee of 150 carmakers, electrical equipment makers and utilities.

While he works with EcoHealth, an organization of scientists devoted to wildlife conservation, his primary affiliation is as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.

Incensed by what they view as an attempt by President Vladimir Putin to destroy the 289-year-old research organization, dozens of scientists have said that they will refuse membership in the new version of RAS.

The council is the research arm of the National Academy of Sciences, an organization of eminent scientists chartered by Congress to advise the government on scientific matters.

Next month, in Cancún, Fisher, Fernández, and other members of Elkins's team will present some of their findings at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union, the leading organization of earth scientists.

EuroScience, a Strasbourg, France-based organization of European scientists, welcomed the impending appointment in a statement issued today.

The Confédération des Jeunes Chercheurs (Young Researchers Confederationn, CJC), an umbrella organization of 35 scientists' associations, proposes that Ph.D. candidates should be recognized more as professionals rather than regarded simply as students.