Welcome New Members

Are you an Indiana senior or junior scientist in academia or industry? A science educator? A graduate or undergraduate science student? A retired member of the scientific community? A science enthusiast?
If you can say yes to any of these questions, and you are not yet a member of the Indiana Academy of Science, now is the time to join.  Learn more About Membership

 

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Annual Meeting

Plan on joining us next year on Saturday, March 24, 2018, at the J. W. Marriott, downtown Indianapolis, for the 133rd Indiana Academy of Science Annual Meeting!

Abstracts from the 132nd Annual Meeting, March 25, 2017
View the 2017 Program Book
Archive of Past Programs
 

Annual Meeting Info

Member Center

Log in to the Member Center to:
- RENEW Your Membership
- Update your Member Profile
- View your Member Account
- Search for Members
- Vote
- Upload Grant Proposals and Abstracts
- Share Files and Photos

Member Center

IAS Dates and News

September 15 - Senior Research Grant Proposals Due
September 22 & 23 - Science Talent Search
October 2 - Registration due for Junior Academy Meeting Nov 10
October 7 - Celebrate Science Indiana
October 15 - Awards Nominations Due
October 20 - Junior Research Grant Proposals Due
For a complete list of  IAS Important Dates & Deadlines,click Here
 

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Publications and Resources

Books & Special Publications
Proceedings
Newsletters
BioBlitz Events & Data
John S. Wright Library
Document Library
Links
Find a Scientist

Books for Sale!

Young Scientists

If you are a student or educator, this section is for you! Click on Young Scientists below to learn about:
- Junior Academy and Youth Activities
- How you might be able to qualify for a Junior Academy Research Grant 
- How to access Science Resources of interest to students and educators
Fall 2017 Activities Updated - Click Below

Young Scientists

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By financially supporting the Indiana Academy of Science with your contribution, you can help to continue the work of Indiana scientists and aspiring scientists, and help shape a future we can all be proud of.

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