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Use these links to explore the technical direction of the SEM. Each of these groups interacts within the society to provide technical leadership in their specialty. The divisions also help program sessions at SEM Conferences, edit monographs, and provide education and training in the form of tutorials and courses held at the Annual conference and IMAC.

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