Member Scientific Unions
| Abbreviation | Union | Member Since | Field |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAU | International Astronomical Union | 1922 | Astronomy |
| IBRO | International Brain Research Organization | 1993 | Neuroscience |
| IGU | International Geographical Union | 1923 | Geography |
| IMU | International Mathematical Union | 1922 | Mathematics |
| INQUA | International Union for Quaternary Research | 2005 | Quaternary Period |
| ISA | International Sociological Association | 2011 | Sociology and Social Sciences |
| ISPRS | International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing | 2002 | Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing |
| IUAES | International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences | 1993 | Anthropology and Ethnology |
| IUBMB | International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology | 1955 | Biochemistry and Molecular Biology |
| IUBS | International Union of Biological Sciences | 1925 | Biology |
| IUCr | International Union of Crystallography | 1947 | Crystallography |
| IUFRO | International Union of Forest Research Organizations | 2005 | Forestry |
| IUFoST | International Union of Food Science and Technology | 1996 | Food science and Food technology |
| IUGG | International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics | 1922 | Geodesy and Geophysics |
| IUGS | International Union of Geological Sciences | 1922 | Geology |
| IUHPS | International Union of History and Philosophy of Science | 1922 | History of science and Philosophy of science |
| IUIS | International Union of Immunological Societies | 1976 | Immunology |
| IUMRS | International Union of Materials Research Societies | 2005 | Materials science |
| IUMS | International Union of Microbiological Societies | 1982 | Microbiology |
| IUNS | International Union of Nutritional Sciences | 1968 | Nutrition |
| IUPAB | International Union for Pure and Applied Biophysics | 1966 | Biophysics |
| IUPAC | International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry | 1922 | Chemistry |
| IUPAP | International Union of Pure and Applied Physics | 1922 | Physics |
| IUPESM | International Union for Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine | 1999 | Medical physics |
| IUPHAR | International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology | 1972 | Pharmacology |
| IUPS | International Union of Physiological Sciences | 1955 | Physiology |
| IUPsyS | International Union of Psychological Science | 1982 | Psychology |
| IUSS | International Union of Soil Sciences | 1993 | Soil science |
| IUTAM | International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics | 1947 | Mechanics |
| IUTOX | International Union of Toxicology | 1996 | Toxicology |
| URSI | International Union of Radio Science | 1922 | Radio science |
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