Category: eNews

  • New Author Contribution Requirements Coming to AJEV in 2026

    The American Journal of Enology and Viticulture (AJEV) is introducing the CRediT system to identify author roles or contributions for submitted manuscripts. As of January 2026, the AJEV submission process in Editorial Manager requires submitting authors to select Contributor Roles for each individual identified as an author of the submission. The Contributor Role options are…

  • Sponsorship & Advertising Opportunities at the 2026 National Conference

    Don’t Just Attend. Be Seen. The 2026 ASEV National Conference will be a joint conference with the ASEV Eastern Section Annual Conference, creating a valuable opportunity for researchers and extension professionals to learn from one another across regions. By bringing together colleagues who often focus on viticulture and enology challenges unique to the East Coast,…

  • Plan Ahead for the 2026 ASEV National Conference in Boise

    The 2026 ASEV National Conference will be a joint conference with the ASEV Eastern Section Annual Conference, creating a valuable opportunity for industry, researchers, and extension professionals to learn from one another across regions. By bringing together colleagues who often focus on viticulture and enology challenges unique to the East Coast, Midwest, and West Coast,…

  • ASEV Scholarship Applications Due March 1

    ASEV is accepting scholarship applications and submissions are due March 1. ASEV scholarships support students pursuing degrees in viticulture, enology, and related fields that strengthen the future of the wine and grape industry. In addition to financial assistance, recipients gain national recognition and connection to a respected network of researchers, growers and winemakers. Award winners…

  • In Remembrance of Robert “Bob” Steinhauer

    The entire ASEV joins in expressing our sympathies to the family of Bob Steinhauer, who passed away Friday, November 28, 2025. His career spanning over five decades, Steinhauer reshaped the landscape of modern winegrowing, particularly in vineyard management. His leadership extended beyond vineyard operations; he was the first viticulturist to serve as President of the…