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AES is delighted to announce that after many requests, The Trailing Zone will be permanently featured on the AES web site. This inspiring column written by our very own Victor Ugaz (AES Past President and Texas A&M University Associate Professor) is now available for readers to make comments.

This year, AES is pleased to team up for the second time with the journal ELECTROPHORESIS to publish a special proceedings issue highlighting selected manuscripts associated with the work presented at the AES Annual Meeting. Deadline for submission is December 6th, 2013.

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AES member Blanca Lapizco-Encinas invites you to take a look at the special issue Dielectrophoresis 2013 of the journal ELECTROPHORESIS, published as issue 7 of volume 34. This special issue consists of 18 valuable contributions from research groups in the USA, Europe and Asia. It is divided into four parts: (i) Fundamentals, (ii) Nanoanalysis, (iii) Biomedical Applications and (iv) Bioanalytical Applications. This is a unique collection of articles presenting the latest findings on dielectrophoresis-based microdevices. This is the second installment in this series that started with “Dielectrophoresis 2011” published as issues 17 and 18 of volume 32. For further information visit the journal's webpage.

Our very own Mark Hayes (AES Vice-President and ASU associate professor) will be honored by The American Microchemical Society with the Benedetti-Pichler Award in recognition of his major contributions to the development of new technology for analyzing ultra small volumes of biological fluids and tissues. The award recognizes outstanding contributions in the field of microchemistry.

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AES is delighted to announce that Professor Todd Squires, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering at University of California at Santa Barbara, is the recipient of the 2013 AES Mid-Career Award. This recognition is given for exceptional contributions to the field of electrophoresis, microfluidics, and related areas by an individual who is currently in the middle of their career.

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