Join the Elite: Membership in Science & Tech Organizations

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To become a member of professional organizations like IEEE, ACM, or similar, individuals typically need to visit the respective organization's website, where they can find detailed information about membership requirements, which usually include paying a yearly fee. Membership offers various benefits, such as access to journals, magazines, and professional networking opportunities. It's important to note that different regions may have their own specific organizations, and the term "Physics Union" is not widely recognized, with the American Physical Society (APS) being a more established entity in the field.
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Do you know how to become a member of Physics Union ? or a member of ACM ? etc. some of the professors in my friends' schools write introduction about themselves "A member of IEEE" in bold. it looks like a Olympic gold medal they show readers. I also want to be a member :frown:
 
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Most of the time is just involves paying a yearly fee.

Have you visited the websites of the specific organizations you wish to join? They definitely have a section devoted to how one can become a member.

For example -- I'm a student member of the IEEE. I just had to sign up and pay my yearly fees, and I get plenty of cool benefits. Magazines, access to journals and articles, an email address @ieee.org, etc.
 
The problem here is that this person did not bother to indicate where in the world he/she is (either in the post or in the profile). I've never heard of a "Physics Union". APS, yes, but not Physics Union. Different parts of the world have their own professional organizations.

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