What does SSUY mean?
SSUY means Surface Science University of York
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Surface Science University of York?
Surface Science University of York can be abbreviated as SSUY
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IMCSUL - Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science University of Latvia
- UOY - University Of York
- UOYJJC - University of York Jiu Jitsu Club
- UYAU - University of York Athletic Union
- UYCU - University of York Christian Union
- UYMP - University of York Music Press
- UYSEG - University of York Science Education Group
- SSSJ - Surface Science Society of Japan
- SUT - Science University of Tokyo
- UYBC - University of York Boat Club
- UYG - University of York Geophysics
- UYJJC - University of York Jiu Jitsu Club
- UYJS - University of York Japanese Society
- UYL - University of York Library
- UYSA - University of York Sound Archives
- Rev Fac Sci Univ Istanb A - Review of the Faculty of Science, University of Istanbul, Series AA
- Rev Fac Sci Univ Istanb B - Review of the Faculty of Science, University of Istanbul, Series BB
- Rev Fac Sci Univ Istanb C - Review of the Faculty of Science, University of Istanbul, Series CC
- Uy - University of York
- Borth.Inst. - Borthwick Institute of Historical Research, University of York