Introducing our new Editorial Board.

The Viewpoint of IJMS New Editorial Board

New editorial board members

The Rockefeller University Press $30.00 J. Cell Biol. Vol. 211 No. 4 723–727 www.jcb.org/cgi/doi/10.1083/jcb.201511023 723 Members of the editorial board play a critical role at JCB. Our board members help authors navigate the editorial process by actively engaging with peer reviewers, offering guidance during revision, and ultimately determining the work that ends up in the pages of the journa...

New editorial board members

As JCB approaches its 60th anniversary, we believe that one of the secrets to our longevity and success has been our commitment to regularly assess and refresh our editorial board. This ensures that our board members bring to the journal the expertise and commitment required to provide the cell biology community with the fair and expeditious review process they deserve. We would like to take th...

Editorial: Looking Back on a Year as Editor-in-Chief.

A year ago I took on the role of Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Neuroscience and began my tenure by writing an editorial entitled, “A Commitment to Communication.” In that editorial I outlined a number of plans for new initiatives agreed upon by the editorial board, along with my promise to be as transparent as possible about changes and processes at JNeurosci. Since that time, I have writte...

Introducing a New Associate Editor in Chief

It’s my honor to introduce Pak Chung Wong as the new associate editor in chief for special issues. Pak has been a member of our editorial board for more than two years and has been contributing to CG&A for a long time. He served as guest editor of our recent special issue on Extreme-Scale Visual Analytics and as guest editor of two previous special issues: Visual Analytics in 2004 and Visual Da...