The Combustion
Institute is an educational non-profit, international,
scientific society whose purpose is to promote and disseminate
research in combustion science. The purpose of the Institute
is carried out by its members. The members of the Institute
take an active role in planning the events held by the Combustion
Institute and arranging for publishing its proceedings and
journal.
There are over 30 countries involved
in The Combustion
Institute. Generally the membership from
each country comprises a section. However, in the U.S.
there are three geographically organized sections.
The Western States Section encompasses the western
United States, including Hawaii, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. The Eastern States Section serves the eastern
U.S. and Central
States Section serves the Central U.S.
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