The Scientech Club of Indianapolis was founded in 1918 as a forum for the interdisciplinary exchange of technical information in central Indiana. For nearly a century, membership has grown as our club actively promotes interest in science, medicine, engineering, education and other professional areas. Weekly luncheon meetings feature presentations on a wide variety of subjects. All meetings are open to any interested persons without cost. Field trips and plant tours are occasionally offered and many of our members serve as judges for local science fairs as well as other activities that encourage science and technology in Indiana schools.

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Scientech is privileged to be associated with two outstanding local Foundations established by Scientech members to promote science education,

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Club News ! !

Click HERE visit the Club News page to see brief biographical information on all new members to the Club since the 2009 Club Roster was published.

Click HERE to read about our own Bob Armstrong, head of the Lost River Conservation Association, together with a description of Indiana's famous Lost River system"

Click HERE to read about recent honors awarded to club member Jim Baize, our own "fighting sailor"

Recent Web Site Changes

4/18/09 - Added biographical information on new members David Culp, Mary Frances Hayes, and Robert Rockwell
6/09/09 - Added biographical information on new members Ken Barr, David cantrell, James Dillon, Paul Hyslop, and John Williams. Added information on the Lost River and Jim Baize
6/18/09 - Added information on the R. B. Annis Foundation and re-arranged Foundation pages.
6/24/09 - Added instructions for sponsoring a presentation and the Presentation Proposal Form.