The society promotes an understanding of the profession and recognizes and encourages excellence in the field. The purpose of the society is to bring into closer union and to mark in an outstanding manner those biomedical engineers who have manifested a deep interest and marked ability in their chosen life work so as to promote an understanding of their profession and to develop its members professionally. There are currently ten chapters of this society in the country. Top of Page Student Branch, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics AIAA is the principal society for the aerospace profession, providing for the advancement and dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of the aeronautical and astronautical sciences. It affords students the opportunity to explore interests in the aerospace industry and encourages professional consciousness and fellowship.
Members can also participate in projects such as remote-control aircraft design.
Membership is open to all students at Boston University. This professional society is concerned with the application of all engineering specialties to health care and the life sciences. The student chapter sponsors lectures and collects information about graduate training and career opportunities. Membership is open to all engineering and science students at Boston University. Inc. This professional society serves the broad spectrum of engineering applications of the electrical and computer sciences.