I think that pointing out certain problems our contributors commonly have is in order. This
editorial is a continuation of my previous one, also called “Editor's Nitpicking.” 1 A year after I …

Neuroradiology (AJNR). They found that 12.7% of reviewers thought or suspected that they
knew the authors' identities. Most of the time when the reviewers thought they knew, they did …

The year 2009 will be remembered as a year of financial instabilities and a potentially
devastating flu pandemic. The former's fallout for scientists and physicians is still difficult to …

In a photograph given to me by Mrs Janet Wood, her father, Dr Ernest H. Wood, looks
somewhat baby-faced, clear-eyed, mischievous, and dapper (Fig 1). Behind this nearly …

Individuals appointed to the Editorial Board of a scientific journal have an important but at
times poorly understood job. According to a survey performed by Dr. Robert Quencer, former …

After writing nearly 70 Perspectives, it was bound to happen; it seems I have hit “writer's
block.” This is the first time I sat down to write my monthly essay in over 8 months and I …

In a photograph given to me by Mrs Janet Wood, her father, Dr Ernest H. Wood, looks
somewhat baby-faced, clear-eyed, mischievous, and dapper (Fig 1). Behind this nearly …

As of 31 December 2022 Prof. Dr. László Solymosi has resigned as the Editor-in-Chief of
Clinical Neuroradiology. It is a great honor for me to take over this responsibility with the …

Most of us are somewhat familiar with the history of the internet. In the early 1960s, Joseph
CR Licklider created the first computer network at the US Department of Defense Advanced …

American Journal of Neuroradiology. It is with mixed emotions that I decided to resign that
position after having been selected to be Dean and CEO at NYU Medical Center. I cannot …