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We’re delighted to welcome Jane Hillston as the new Editor-In-Chief of Proceedings A. Find out more about her research, her involvement in the journal and how she feels about the new appointment.

Biology Letters and Proceedings A have now introduced optional Transparent Peer Review. We discuss what this means for our authors, reviewers and readers.

With the vital help of the scientific community - not only have we coped with the upsurge in submissions, but we have also been able to publish more quickly.

We caught up with Liwu recently in order to get to know him better and to find out more about his research on the interaction of light and matter in the environment.

Whilst the review process continually evolves in response to the needs of the scientific community it serves, it remains fundamental to high quality scholarly publishing. As such, our birthday seems a perfect time to recognise and thank our reviewers.

Edmund Barter and Thilo Gross are scientists who apply mathematical modelling and data analysis techniques to try and better understand systems made up of many interacting parts. We talk to them about their latest research published in Proceedings A.

91TV and the Academy of Medical Sciences have developed a set of principles for good evidence synthesis for policy.

"one of the easiest ways to write and submit your manuscript to hundreds of different journals, Proceedings A included"

As Head of Applied Mathematics at the National University of Ireland Galway, Michel Destrade has much to say on his career.

We are delighted to announce that Professor Sir Mark Welland FRS is the new Editor of Proceedings A.