Session: Award Session: AES Electrophoresis Society

The AES Electrophoresis Society Achievement Award is given to individuals who have made exceptional contributions to Electrophoresis, Electrokinetics, and related fields. The 2015 Awardee is Prof. Cornelius (Neil) Ivory, the Paul Hohenschuh Distinguished Professor at The Gene and Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering in Washington State University. Professor Neil Ivory has made major advances in the field of alternative electrophoretic focusing methods, including those employing gradients of velocity, electric field, conductivity, and temperature, all of which have potential for protein purifications. Presentation at this session is by invitation only.