a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction
without itself undergoing any permanent chemical change.
a person or thing that precipitates an event.
By definition, Dr. Linda Bisson is a catalyst.
For the past 16 years, under the passionate guidance of Linda
Bisson, ASEV has pushed forward in disseminating technical
research without ever compromising the highest scientific and
editorial standards. As Linda relinquishes her well-respected
position as ASEV science editor, the Society proudly recognizes
her extraordinary volunteer efforts, which have had a lasting and
critical impact on ASEV.
Linda’s tenure as science editor, an ASEV board
position, began in 2000. Under her leadership, AJEV moved to
an online publication, making it more accessible to members
and students. She oversaw the transition of AJEV manuscript
submission from mail-in to online submissions, restructured
the editorial board, and as a parting gift to the Society, played
a vital role in planning and developing our newest publication,
Catalyst: Discovery into
Practice.
On behalf of the board members, staff, and members-at-large, we
would like to thank Linda Bisson for her extraordinary commitment
to our organization and our industry. Her dedication to science,
her passion for learning, her integrity, and her inestimable
energy have all shaped a more sophisticated, advanced, and
dynamic industry. We have grown under her bright smile and
invaluable guidance.
We’re pleased to announce the 2016 Best Paper Award recipients.
The selected authors will be formally recognized at the
67th National Conference in Monterey, California. The
winning AJEV papers are available for free at http://www.asev.org/best-paper-awards.
Best viticulture paper:Characterization of Winery Wastewater for Reuse in
California by Maya C. Buelow of University of
California, Davis; Kerri Steenwerth of USDA/ARS c/o Department of
Viticulture and Enology, Davis; Lucas C. R. Silva and Sanjai J.
Parikh, both from University of California, Davis.
ASEV would like to thank the Best Paper Awards
Committee members for their dedication throughout the year
for reading dozens of manuscripts to make the tough decisions in
selecting this year’s winners.
Monterey is welcoming us back this summer when we host the
67th ASEV National Conference there the week of June
27th.
Mark your calendars and join us for the ASEV National Conference
week (June 27- 30) in Monterey, California. The conference starts
off with the Managing
Water in California Vineyards Symposium (7.0 CCA CEUs.)
Video articles and text-based manuscripts will be accepted for
submissions to our new publication Catalyst: Discovery into Practice.
Catalyst is the sister publication of the American
Journal of Enology and Viticulture (AJEV). While AJEV
focuses on foundational research, Catalyst will look to
translate research into practice, extending fundamental
discoveries in the scientific disciplines to sustain and advance
grapegrowing and winemaking. ASEV members will be able to access
information via HighWire Press, the current publisher for AJEV
online.
To learn more about Catalyst, including submission
criteria, click
here. For specific questions about Catalyst, contact Raquel Abad.
ASEV is pleased to welcome Daniel Friedlander as
the new Publications & Technology Coordinator. Daniel’s main
responsibilities are to maintain ASEV’s brand in all of the
communication channels including websites, publications
(non-scientific), and promotional materials. Additionally, he’ll
oversee meeting presentations and signage, maintain databases,
and provide IT support for the organization.
Experienced in various graphic design-related areas, Daniel’s
technical background includes web development, networking, and
troubleshooting. He brings an array of skills to complement the
growing needs of ASEV. Daniel has a design degree from Western
Washington University and speaks fluent Spanish.
ASEV held a media event at the Unified Symposium introducing the
new publication, Catalyst: Discovery into
Practice, giving the media a closer look at the journal
and access to editorial staff.
During the Unified, the ASEV booth teemed with activity in the
main lobby as people stopped by to find out more about what’s
going on at ASEV.
Approved by the ASEV Board of Directors on January 19, 2021.
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tolerance and fosters inclusion. We celebrate the myriad of
perspectives and contributions that each individual brings to our
Society. Diversity, equity, and inclusion fuel our innovation and
enriches our community.
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