Science Editor Jan./Feb. 2004 – Vol. 27, No. 1

Viewpoint

2: From Vancouver to Vancouver: Science Editor in 2004 Barbara Gastel

Annual Meeting Reports

3: Refining Titles and Abstracts

4: Composing Author Queries to Get the Answers You Need

5: The Editorial Office in Transition

6: The Idea of Workflow and the Value of Plotting It Out

7: The Future of the Embargo

8: Tips for Effective Press Coverage for Journals

9: Science for Public Consumption

10: Initiatives to Provide Free Journal Access to Less-Privileged Countries

11: Industry-Sponsored Research and Biomedical Publication

12: The Social Responsibility of Journal Editors

13: Publishing Ahead of Print: What’s the Real Value Proposition?

14: Medical Robotics

15: Getting Your Board on the Right Track

Features

17: The URM: Twenty-five Years Old. Edward J. Huth and Kathleen Case

22: Editing and Scientific “Truth”: The Eighth EASE General Assembly and Conference Sally Edwards

Departments

25: Reviews Stephanie Deming and Beth Notzon

27: Views Afield Liz Wager

29: Solution Corner Della Mundy

31: Net Results Diego Pineda

32: Other Than Editing Diego Pineda

CSE News

35: Short Courses to Precede Annual Meeting; Executive Refresher Option Available Diane Lang

36: Calendar