About AASRT

Advancing Scientific Knowledge. Strengthening Communities. Inspiring Change.

The American Association of Scientific Research and Technology (AASRT) is a U.S. nonprofit public charity dedicated to scientific education, environmental awareness, and public benefit.

Who are we?

A Public Charity

AASRT is a U.S. nonprofit public charity dedicated to scientific education, environmental awareness, and public benefit.

What is our purpose?

Science Meeting Public Needs

To connect scientific knowledge with educational and environmental needs.

How do we operate?

Responsibly and Together

Through responsible knowledge sharing, educational initiatives, and community collaboration.

Our story

Founded on Knowledge. Driven by Purpose.

Access to scientific knowledge and educational opportunities remains uneven across communities. AASRT was established in Wisconsin in 2026 to help bridge this gap.

The organization began by establishing its nonprofit framework and its scientific publishing activities. It is now developing educational and community initiatives that connect scientific expertise with public needs.

Open notebook and field guide beside a forest stream (illustrative photo)
Students and adults exploring science together outdoors (illustrative photo)
Who we serve

Making Scientific Knowledge Accessible to All

Our charitable purpose is intended to benefit people across different educational, professional, and social backgrounds, regardless of organizational membership.

Students and Young Learners

Encouraging scientific curiosity, environmental understanding, and lifelong learning.

Educators

Supporting the responsible exchange of scientific knowledge and educational collaboration.

Individuals and Local Communities

Promoting understandable scientific information about environmental quality and everyday decisions.

Researchers and Scientists

Encouraging ethical scientific communication and contributions toward educational objectives.

Nonprofit and Community Organizations

Exploring collaboration that connects scientific knowledge with community and environmental priorities.

How we operate

Responsible Growth. Meaningful Outcomes.

We grow at a pace that matches our resources, and we evaluate activities by their accessibility, relevance, and contribution to the public.

Hands collecting a clean water sample from a stream (illustrative photo)
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Understand

Identify educational gaps and environmental concerns where science can help.

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Connect

Build relationships among scientists, educators, organizations, and communities.

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Develop

Create achievable initiatives that match our capacity and public needs.

Our guiding principles

The Values Behind Our Work

01

Scientific Integrity

We value accuracy, transparency, ethical conduct, and responsible scientific communication.

02

Public Accessibility

Scientific knowledge and educational opportunities should be accessible to people from diverse backgrounds.

03

Environmental Responsibility

Science has a vital role in protecting natural resources and supporting sustainable practices.

04

Collaboration and Inclusion

We encourage constructive relationships among educators, scientists, nonprofits, and communities.

05

Accountability and Public Trust

We are committed to transparency and careful stewardship of resources dedicated to public benefit.

Our nonprofit identity

Recognized for Charitable, Educational, and Scientific Purposes

AASRT operates for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes consistent with its governing documents and applicable nonprofit requirements.

AASRT is not a school, college, university, or degree-awarding institution.
AASRT is not a professional or trade association.
Organization details
  • Legal name: American Association of Scientific Research and Technology
  • Incorporated: Wisconsin, 2026
  • Federal tax status: Exempt under Section 501(c)(3)
  • Public charity classification: Section 509(a)(2)
  • Mailing address: 6808 University Ave, Ste 108 #1601, Middleton, WI 53562
  • Contact: admin@aasrtglobal.org
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Together, We Can Make Knowledge More Meaningful.

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