Established in 1968, the Oceanic Engineering Society (OES) promotes the close cooperation and exchange of technical information among its members around the world through networking, conferences, and publications with a focus on the future through extensive support of our student and young professional members. The Society publishes a peer-reviewed Journal of Oceanic Engineering, a newsletter the Beacon, and a science communication e-zine Earthzine.  The Society has 12 technology committees and supports 29 chapters, covering broad geographic and technological areas. Working with local chapters, the Society sponsors numerous conferences, workshops, and student competitions globally throughout the year. The Society has appointed liaisons for both IEEE Young Professionals and IEEE Women in Engineering and provides opportunities to attract and support a diverse member base.

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