On behalf of the Publications Committee of EBSA, I am pleased to announce that
Professor Anthony Watts has accepted our invitation to succeed Dr Peter Bayley as
Managing Editor of the European Biophysics Journal as from this issue of the Journal,
Volume 29 number 1, 2000. Dr Bayley has been Managing Editor of the Journal since 1984,
and he will continue to serve as an Editor to ensure a period of continuity.
The new EBJ Editorial Office details are as follows :
Professor A. Watts, Managing Editor,
European Biophysics Journal Editorial Office,
Oxford Biomembrane Structure Unit,
Biochemistry Department,
University of Oxford,
South Parks Road, OXFORD, OX1 3QU, UK
Tel. no +44 - 1865- 275268
FAX no. +44 - 1865- 275234/275259
awatts@bioch.ox.ac.uk
http://www.bioch.ox.ac.uk/~awatts/
The present Editorial Board will continue to serve and comprises :
Philippe Devaux (Paris), Wilfred van Gunsteren (Zürich), Nobuhiro Go (Kyoto),
Paul Janmey (Philadelphia), Fritz Parak (Munich), Rudolf Rigler (Stockholm),
Erich Sackmann (Munich), Peter Schuster (Vienna), and Walter Stühmer (Göttingen),
The European Biophysics Journal continues to feature Original Articles, Invited Reviews and short,
rapid Biophysics Letters. Instructions for Authors may be seen on the Journal home page :
http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/00249/index.htm
. Electronic submission is encouraged and details are given from this address following links
: Index-> About -> Instructions for Authors -> Technical Instructions.
Personal subscriptions are also available (DM160) for members of EBSA Member Societies :
http://www.cryst.bbk.ac.uk/BBS/bbs.html#bbs_top
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As from 1ST January 2000, the European Biophysics Journal came under the full ownership
of EBSA, the European Biophysical Societies’ Association.
EBSA now comprises some 20 National Biophysical Societies in the European area.
The Journal will continue to be published by Springer Verlag, Heidelberg.
Proceeds from the European Biophysics Journal provide financial support for a number of activities of EBSA,
a registered UK Charity, with the purpose of promoting the science of biophysics,
defined as the study of biological phenomena and materials using physical methods and concepts.
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last update: 24 Jan 2000 MAF