Reflections on our editorship

Reflections on Diabetes Editorship (2012-2016).

Time has come again for the “changing of the guard,” which has occurred every 3–5 years since the journal’s inception in 1952. The new, and 13th, editorial team began overseeing new submissions to Diabetes on 1 July 2016 and now officially takes the helm with this issue. As I profoundly thank my editorial colleagues for their remarkable contributions and collegiality, I also wish the best to th...

Reflections-On leaving the JNE editorship.

There are times in the evolution of a journal that assessment and redirection should occur, and change in editorship is just such a time. The Journal of Nursing Education (JNE) began in 1962. I have been its Editor since 1991, and it is now time for a new era for JNE—the oldest journal devoted exclusively to nursing education scholarship— under the guidance of a new Editor. When I began as Edit...

Reflections on the ethicist's role. Reclaiming our identities.

Transition in an editorship

It is my great pleasure to welcome Daniel Liberzon, a professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, as the next editor for the nonlinear systems and control area within Automatica. Daniel is well known in the nonlinear systems and control field for a vast array of contributions, including his pioneering work on switched nonlinear systems. I am especially pleased that Daniel’s resear...

Change of editorship

A change of editorship is always likely to have some influence on the strategy of a journal. In this case, however, our joint editorship will continue many of the aims established by Dr. Tim Betts, who has made Seizure a recognised journal for European epileptology and one with a global influence. We are very grateful for his hard work in establishing the journal, for his endurance and his pass...