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.
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A review of the 2007 AES Annual Meeting is in press in the Journal of Capillary Electrophoresis
Minerick, A.R., V.M. Ugaz, S. Murthy, J.P. Posner, "Review of Electrophoresis and BioMEMS in 2007: American Electrophoresis Society 24th Annual Meeting," Journal of Capillary Electrophoresis, accepted - in press, 2008.
Proteomics Review of the 2007 Meeting of the American
Electrophoresis Meeting
Garfin, David, Expert Reviews in Proteomics, 5: (8) 385-387, 2008.
For a full reprint, email reprints@expert-reviews.com or go to the Expert Reviews in Proteomics web-site.
Please send newsworthy items about current members to minerick@che.msstate.edu.