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The AES Electrophoresis Society traces its roots to 1972 and has been a FACSS member society since 2012. Its mission is to advance and promote electric field-mediated separations, manipulations, and related phenomena. Much of the focus is on techniques associated with electrophoresis and electrokinetics, which are numerous and include dielectrophoresis, isoelectric focusing, 2-D, SDS PAGE, capillary, free-flow, and classical gel systems. To learn more about the society, visit the FACSS Member Societies Webpage. |
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Supported and awarded by the AES Electrophoresis Society:
BLUE FINGERS STUDENT AWARD
The AES Student Award recognizes the most outstanding student paper submitted for the AES Annual Conference (held in conjunction with SciX) by a graduate student at the time of application. The award recipient must be an AES member and will receive a cash award of $500. For their presentation to be considered for the AES ‘Blue Fingers’ Student Award, students must submit their abstract to an AES session during the SciX open call for abstracts. The awardee will give a 20-minute oral presentation at the AES Annual Conference.AES LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
The AES Lifetime Achievement Award is given for exceptional career contributions to the fields of Electrophoresis, Electrokinetics, and related areas. One award is presented every year at the AES Annual Conference (held in conjunction with SciX). The recipient of the award will receive a plaque, a certificate of lifetime membership to the society, and a complimentary registration to the annual meeting where the award will be presented..png)
As a reminder, The AES Electrophoresis Society is affiliated with Micromachines, and its members receive a discount on article processing charges.