TAIWAN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS SOCIETY

The Taiwan Agricultural Engineers Society (TAES) was founded in Tainan City on December 11, 1954. Originally known as the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering, it was renamed by majority votes in the 2007 Annual General Meeting by request of the previous chairman in the effort to avoid confusion with the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering in China. Having been established for 54 years, the TAES consists of the board of directors, board of supervisors, secretariat and eight committees, including the Committee of Financial Affairs, Committee of Research Paper Review, Committee of Academic Editing, Committee of Academic Discussion, Committee of Academic and Business Review for Agricultural Engineering Rewards, Committee of Election, Committee of Technical Service and Committee of International Exchange. The secretariat consists of the members division, general affairs division and academic division. The TAES has over 3,500 members mostly working in agricultural engineering..

Also known as: TAES