Passing the Baton: New Director Prepares to Run With Futures

Passing the Baton

IT SEEMS FITTING to use my last column as editor in chief (EIC) to report on the results of our 2014 board meeting. One of my guiding touch points as EIC has always been my memory of the rst IEEE Software board meeting I attended, in 2007. Given the involvement of so many recognized names in the eld, I expected to nd a lot of ponti cating and some strong personalities to navigate around. What I...

Passing the baton.

IT IS WITH AWE AND DEEP RESPECT FOR THE WEIGHTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THOSE WHO HAVE passed before me that I assume the title of Editor-in-Chief of Science, one of less than a handful of journals that can claim to represent the spectrum of scientifi c endeavors and a truly international audience of authors and readers. Each editor-in-chief has come to this position with his (and now her!) own visi...

Passing the baton

As of July 2003, a new editorial team is leading the American Journal of Physiology (AJP)-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology. We heartily thank Marty Kagnoff and the rest of the previous editorial team (Paul Kubes, Chung Owyang, Mark Czaja, Mark Brenner, and Helen Raybould) for strong service to the journal and the GI and Liver Physiology section of the American Physiological Society. Six ye...

Passing the baton.

A lthough its gestation has been nearly a decade of devotion, my tenure as an associate editor of Diabetes Care has been a labor of love. During these years, I have been part of the legacy that has created the most important and highly respected journal in clinical obstetrics today in the field of diabetes and pregnancy. The reviewers have partnered in this process, with over 400 Diabetes Care ...

Pediatric exercise science: passing the baton.