[1][2][3] The SSRS was founded with a vision to channel the efforts of scientists and engineers toward creating a more peaceful and humane world.
[2] One of SSRS's key objectives was to provide employment services and educational programs related to its mission.
Additionally, the organization sought to stimulate the formation of similar groups in various fields, promoting a broad understanding of the societal responsibilities of professionals in different domains.
[1] Victor Paschkis, originally from Vienna, was a multi-disciplinary scientist with degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering and a science doctorate.
Around 1976, the organization ceased its operations, marking the end of its remarkable journey in promoting the responsible use of science for the betterment of society.