Science Council of Asia

April 25, 2013	Link to the Schedule of 13th SCA Conference (May 7-9, 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand)
Mar 15, 2013	Link to the 13th SCA Conference Page (May 7-9, 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand)
Nov 13, 2012	Link to “Call for Papers” for International Symposium at the 13th Conference of Science Council of Asia (SCA) in Thailand. Link to “Registration Form” for International Symposium at the 13th Conference of Science Council of Asia (SCA) in Thailand
Sept 5, 2012	The Management Board has accepted the application for a new SCA membership from Royal Academy of Cambodia (RAC). RAC has become the 27th member organization of SCA. Link to the Chairperson's Summary of the 12th SCA Conference in Bogor, Indonesia (pdf file:20KB)
Aug 28, 2012	Link to the First Announcement for the 13th SCA Conference in Bangkok, Thailand (the date has been changed to May 7-9, 2013) (pdf file:876KB) Link to the First Announcement for the 14th SCA Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (June 17-19, 2014) (pdf file:867KB)
July 10-12, 2012	The SCA Declaration on Mobilizing Science Toward Green Economy was adapted and released on July 12th. Cambodia, Myanmar, Nepal and Sri Lanka have become new member countries of the SCA, and the total number of member countries has expanded to sixteen. The 12th SCA Conference was held at Hotel Santika Bogor and IPB International Convention Center in Bogor, Indonesia.

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The Science Council of Asia (SCA) is an international scientific organization founded in 2000 by Asian science academies and other national scientific organizations.

SCA aims to promote scientific exchanges among Asian nations as well as joint researches and collaborations across a wide range of academic fields in Asia, as it fosters mutual understandings and trust among scientists across Asia.

At present, SCA is comprised of 27 academic organizations from the 16 countries of Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, the Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam, with the secretariat established at Science Council of Japan (SCJ).