The American Electrophoresis Society is a unique organization founded in 1980 to improve and promote technologies for electrophoretic separation and detection. The society was formed to promote excellence; to cross many disciplines; to facilitate communication between members worldwide; to facilitate the training of scientists and students in electrophoresis and detection technologies; and to facilitate peers training peers. Its focus includes theoretical modeling of electrophoretic separations of various biomolecules as well as the direct application of those principles and their refinement.

Application Focus
1-D Gel Electrophoresis Free Flow Electrophoresis
2-D Gel Electrophoresis HPCE
Bioinformatics Isotachophoresis
Blue Native Gel Electrophoresis Mass Spectrometry
Dielectrophoresis Microfluidic Chips
Electrokinetics Polynucleotide Electrophoresis
Ferguson Plot Analysis Pulse Field (PFGE)
 
   

Recent News
April 2008
(Volume 13, Issue 2)
2008 Annual Meeting
(Scroll down to Topical 3 to see AES programming)
Philadelphia Marriott &
Pennsylvania Convention Center
November 16-21, 2008
Philadelphia, PA
Deadline for Submittals, May 9, 2008
Download the registration form here. Be sure to check off that you're an AES member!
Held jointly with the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
 

Biomicrofluidics
Please contact Adrienne Minerick: minerick@che.msstate.edu
The American
Electrophoresis Society
1201 Ann Street
Madison, WI 53713

Tel: (608) 258-1565
FAX: (608) 258-1569
matt-aes@tds.net