Editor in Chief Michael Greenberg and Managing Editor Karen Lowrie
We hope many of you have checked out our newest virtual issue on the topic of ecological risk analysis, compiled this summer by Wayne Landis, area editor for ecological risk analysis. The issue features key articles from the journal from the past 30 years, along with an introductory editorial written by Dr. Landis setting the articles into context. Articles are still free for anyone, including non-SRA members, until the end of 2012. Please let us know your opinions on our virtual issues and your ideas for future topics.
In August, all SRA members received the print edition of a special issue supplement: “The Impact of the Reduction in Tobacco Smoking on U.S. Lung Cancer Mortality (1975–2000): Collective Results from the Cancer Intervention and Surveillance Modeling Network (CISNET).” Collected and edited in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute, the articles discuss models to assess the impact of tobacco control efforts on U.S. lung cancer mortality. We are interested in your feedback on this special supplement provided to members.
Our most recent special issue arrived in your mailboxes in November. The November issue has 13 articles collected by Yacov Haimes and colleagues at the University of Virginia on the topic “Risk of Extreme and Catastrophic Events.” We hope you find this set of articles timely and thought-provoking and we welcome your letters or perspectives.