Science Editor Sep./Oct. 2005 – Vol. 28, No. 5

Viewpoint

146: The Annual Meeting: Lifelong Learning with CSE. Joy Moore

CSE Award for Meritorious Achievement

147: Presentation to Martin Blume and Paul Ginsparg. Annette Flanagin

148: Acceptance Address: Why Us? Why Now? Paul Ginsparg

Annual Meeting Reports

150: Keynote Address: Science Coverage at NPR

151: Plenary Address: Applying Science for International Benefit

152: Scientific Authorship and Editing in the Developing World

153: Ethics in Medical Research

154: Digital Art in Today’s Publications Workflows

155: Using InDesign for Scholarly Publications

Features

156: Science and Science Editing in South Korea. Sunghee Han

158: Annual Meeting Coeditor Announced. Tanya Nading

159: Reviews Department Welcomes New Editor. Tanya Nading

Departments

160: Reviews Beth Notzon and Edith Paul

162: The Word Hawk Bob Johnson

164: Net Results Tanya Nading

165: Erratum

166: Other Than Editing Tanya Nading

CSE News

169: Highlights of the 48th Annual Meeting Joy Moore

170: New Short Course Instructs Editors in Statistics Heather Shebel

171: 2005-2006 Council of Science Editors Board

171: CSE Committee Chairs 2005-2006

173: CSE Financial Report for 2004 Stephen Prudhomme

174: Four Honored for Contributions to Council

174: Highlights of the CSE Board Meeting

176: Who’s New in CSE

180: Information for Contributors

180: Calendar