EMS

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EMS or Ems may refer to:

Organizations

• Eastern Mountain Sports, an outdoor retailer
• Edinburgh Mathematical Society, a Scottish Mathematical Society
• Electronic Music Studios, a manufacturer of synthesizers
• Eitzen Maritime Services, a Norwegian company
• EMS Technologies, a United States company
• Environmental Media Services, a Washington, D.C. based nonprofit organization
• European Monetary System, a former European monetary cooperation
• European Mathematical Society, a European Mathematical Society
• Grupo EMS Sigma Pharma, a Brazilian pharmaceutical company

People

• E. M. S. Namboodiripad, an Indian communist leader

Places and rivers

• Domat/Ems, a Swiss municipality in the canton of Grisons
• Ems (river) (Eems), a river in northwestern Germany and northeastern Netherlands
• River Ems (Hampshire), an English river with its mouth at Emsworth, Hampshire
• Bad Ems, a German town in Rhineland-Palatinate, until 1913 named Ems

Schools

• Eagleview Middle School
• Eastern Mennonite School
• Eastern Mennonite Seminary
• Eastern Middle School
• Elwood Middle School
• Elementary Montessori System High School
• Environmental Middle School
• Penn State College of Earth and Mineral Sciences (commonly referred to as EMS)

Sport

• Electrical muscle stimulation, a method of training to complement traditional training; alternate denominations include Electromyostimulation, Electromusclestimulation, Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES); also called e-stim in parlance. 

Science and technology

Physics, chemistry, and biology

• Electromagnetic suspension, a method to suspend an object
• Electromagnetic spectrum, is the range of all possible electromagnetic radiation
• Ethyl methanesulfonate (or methanesulfonic acid ethyl ester), a mutagen
• European Macroseismic Scale, a scale used when measuring earthquakes intensity

Computer and engineering

• Electronics manufacturing services, a type of company
• Electronic meeting system, a collaborative computer software
• Element management system, a type of network element in telecommunications
• Emergency Management Services, a part of MS-Windows
• Energy Management Software, software to monitor and optimize energy consumption in buildings or communities
• Energy management system, a system to control, monitor, and optimize the generation and flow of Electric Power
• Engine Management System, see electronic control unit
• Enhanced Messaging Service, an extension to Short Message Service (SMS) for mobile phone
• Enterprise Message Service, a Java Message Service system by Tibco Software
• Expanded memory specification, a memory specification for MS-DOS

Medical and veterinary

• Emergency medical services, a service providing out-of-hospital acute care and transport
• Eosinophilia-myalgia syndrome, a neurological condition
• Electrical muscle stimulation, a type of medical therapy, also referred to as Electro Myo-Stimulation
• Equine metabolic syndrome, a horse disease

Other science and technology

• Educational Management System, manages a school from ALL areas including (eLearning, Student Information System, virtual classrooms, etc. all rolled in to one)
• Environmental management system, part of a management system of an organization
• Enterprise messaging system, a type of messaging standard
• Earthen manure storage, structures for the storage of liquid livestock manure

Other

• Ems (ship), a British iron sailing ship
• Ems Dispatch, a historical document
• European MapleStory, a local version of a Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game
• Express mail service, an international express postal service offered by postal-administration members of the Universal Postal Union
• English Market Selection, a term used for Cigars with a certain colour of wrapper, also sometimes referred to as 'natural'
• The plural of em with several meanings including "em" a unit of measure in typography
• Contemporary Colloquial, 'Eat My shorts', Bart Simpson - 'The Simpsons'

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