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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AES's next annual meeting will be November 8-13, 2009 at the Gaylord
Opryland Hotel in Nashville, TN. The organizers for the 2009 meeting
are Christa Hestekin, University of Arkansas and Anup Singh, Sandia
National Labs. If you are interested in organizing a session, please
email them at
or , with your
session idea. To receive the call for papers and related reminders for
the meeting, please email Matt Hoelter at .
AES's Annual Meeting co-chair, Shashi Murthy wins 2008 CAREER Award!
Shashi Murthy of Northeastern University will study molecular-level
phenomena at the surfaces of cells during separation processes in
microfluidic devices. More information on Shashi and his research is available here.
Perspectives Article featured in AIChE Journal
This perspectives article by Adrienne Minerick discusses micro
fabricated laboratories on a chip to measure cellular and subcellular
processes. AIChE Journal
, Volume 54, Issue 9, Pages 2230-2237, September 2008.
Please send newsworthy items about current members to minerick@che.msstate.edu.