Report from Editor-in Chief of Microcirculation

D. Neil Granger

Microcirculation has entered its 8th year as the official journal of the MCS and is now a bimonthly publication. Also new this year, one of the six annual issues of the journal is devoted to a special "hot" topic in the field of microvascular research. Two journal-related awards were given at the Experimental Biology meeting this spring to the authors of the most cited articles (a regular article and a review article) to date: Wiederhielm Award (Most Cited Article): Unsu Jung and Klaus Ley. "Regulation of E-selectin, P-selectin, and intercellular adhesion molecule 1 expression in mouse cremaster muscle vasculature." June, 1997, vol. 4, #2 (pages 311-319) Gerritsen Award (Most Cited Review Article): Thomas Skalak and Richard Price. "The role of mechanical stresses in microvascular remodeling." June, 1996, Vol 3, #2 (pages 143-165) MCS members are encouraged to continue submitting their work for publication in Microcirculation.