Science Editor Jan./Feb. 2003 – Vol. 26, No. 1

Viewpoint

2: Looking Ahead: Science Editor in 2003 Barbara Gastel

Annual Meeting Reports

3: Interpersonal Relations in the Business Office

4: Update on XML and SGML

5: The Reinvention of a Journal

6: Managing the Electronic Editorial Office: Finding the Right System and Making It Work for Your Journal

7: Designing the Printed and Electronic Page

8: Signs of Intelligible Life in the Scientific Community: The Sciences Begin to Embrace Plain Language

9: Open Meeting of the Editors’ Council Task Force

Features

10: Celebrating the Past: How Editors Relate Their Journals’ Histories Jennifer Ann Hutt

11: Turning a Journal’s Files into a Serviceable Archive Jennifer Ann Hutt

13: “Recorded in Nature, Revealed in Words”: The AESE and EASE Meeting in Halifax, Nova Scotia Krista L May

16: 11th International Conference for Science Editors Held in Beijing ZHONG Zihong

17: Medicine in the Media: Symposium Addresses Challenge of Reporting on Medical Research Katherine M Arnold

Departments

19: Reviews Stephanie Deming

21: Views Afield Lynn Dirk

23: Solution Corner Della Mundy

25: Net Results Jennifer Ann Hutt

27: Editing and Education Beth Luey

29: Letter

CSE News

31: 2003 CSE Annual Meeting To Address Technologic Impacts and Much More Brenda Gregoline

32: Premeeting Short Courses To Feature Experts from Journals, Other Media Diane Lang

34: CSE Financial Report for the Year 2001 Paul Bozuwa

35: News About Members

35: Highlights of the CSE Board Meeting

36: Calendar

36: Information for Contributors