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This issue of the Australian Journal of Chemistry features papers from the Australian Colloid and Interface Symposium (ACIS), held at Coogee Beach, Sydney, in February 2003. ACIS is the new biennialAustralian conference of colloid and surface science. It provides a regular opportunity for Australian and international researchers to meet and exchange ideas far from the cold of the northern winter, and acts as a permanent venue for the A. E. Alexander Lecture of the Colloid and Surface Science Division of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI). ACIS2003 also incorporated the Australia–Japan Colloid Symposium, an event we hope will also continue as a regular part of the program. The Alexander Lecture for 2003, reproduced in this issue,[1] was presented by Mats Almgren of Uppsala University and entitled Cubosomes, Vesicles, and Perforated Bilayers inAqueous Systems of Lipids, Polymers, and Surfactants. The lecture commemorates the contributions of Albert ‘Alex’ Alexander FAA FRACI, who was Professor of Physical Chemistry at the University of Sydney from 1957 to 1970, and is presented by an eminent colloid and surface scientist who has contributed particularly to the discipline inAustralia. Some of Mats Almgren’s numerous outstanding contributions are discussed in his paper. These, together with his long connections with various Australian research groups, combined to make him a welcome addition to the distinguished list of Alexander lecturers, Table 1. Previous Alexander lecturers, Bob Hunter and Toyoki Kunitake, also both presented at ACIS2003 and have papers in this issue. ACIS2003 was structured around four themes that the organizing committee hoped would showcase the modern

Australian Colloid and Interface Symposium 2005 Special Issue