AES is expanding in many directions in order to provide higher quality benefits to our members. Below are a list of past and present partnerships.

We are pleased to announce that this year, AES is pleased to team up with the journal ELECTROPHORESIS to publish a special proceedings section highlighting selected manuscripts associated with work presented in the AES Topical Sessions. Benefits of contributing your work to this special section include enhanced visibility and rapid turnaround time. To ensure timely communication of these proceedings, we will follow an accelerated timeline, with a deadline set for December 1, 2011 for manuscript submission with a tentative publication date by the end of June or July 2012. Please submit your manuscripts electronically at: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/elpho indicating that it is intended for this special proceedings section, or contact one of the co-editors directly. The co-editors for this special section in ELECTROPHORESIS are Victor Ugaz and Blanca H. Lapizco-Encinas. Please details here.

The American Electrophoresis Society (AES) is in the first stages of establishing a formal interaction with the Federation of Applied Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS). We see a possibility for this interaction to grow into associate and then full membership in FACSS, if both parties continue to perceive value in the relationship. Based on a number of informative discussions, we think the timing is ideal for the initiation of an interaction, and that it can be highly beneficial to both parties.

Joint programming is occurring October 2-7, 2011 - see here.

Dear Authors,

We would like to invite you to submit a paper for a special issue of ELECTROPHORESIS focused on Dielectrophoresis. The aim of this special issue is to promote the awareness in the scientific community on the recent developments of this powerful electrokinetic transport mechanism. DIELECTROPHORESIS 2011 will be a highly anticipated special issue and we encourage submission of articles covering all aspects of dielectrophoretic miniaturized systems, including theoretical and practical considerations in their design, fabrication and applications. The tentative publication date of the DIELECTROPHORESIS 2011 issue is set by the end of August 2011. Additional information and directions for authors are available on the web at: www.wiley-vch.de/home/electrophoresis. The deadline for submission of the manuscripts is set for January 15, 2011. Please submit your manuscripts electronically at: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/elpho indicating that it is intended for this special issue, or contact one of the co-editors directly.

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