“Every ASTM member is entitled to vote on all Society Review Items as well as on each ballot of a main committee and subcommittee to which the member belongs.” That’s the regulation behind…
Technical reports help make your information available. Longer than a journal paper, shorter than other publications, reports offer a peer-reviewed format to share work that may or may not…
read moreUnderstanding the consensus process and best practices for standards development, including online tools, is important, and that’s the reason training is available. To get started, mark your…
read moreIn today’s virtual environment, standards development continues through the dedication of members like you with the support of online tools such as Webex, Zoom, and more.
Connecting between…
read moreWhat are our next steps?
That’s a question every task group, subcommittee, or main committee asks at one time or another. It’s an integral part of strategic planning and moving standards…
read moreThe task group is the heart of standards development, and its leader — the task group lead, chair, or technical contact — drives the process.
In this role, the lead organizes technical…
read moreDid you know that ASTM offers both conference call lines and a virtual meeting platform through Webex for technical committee meetings? This information and these tips will help you decide which…
read moreMotions — an essential part of the consensus process — support many aspects of technical committee business. Only members can make a motion regarding meeting business.
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read moreRegs — Or, Regulations Governing ASTM Technical Committees (aka The Regs), provides a set of…
read moreThe meeting event page and registration process will have:
- A consolidated search for meetings and symposia information and new event registration process for committee weeks and…
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