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• W2021203591 abstract "Evolution is perhaps the only constant in biology [1] and nothing makes sense in biology without evolution. Although Julian Huxley may have made a similar statement Dobzhansky is credited with the first clear use of this phrase. Of course the notion of evolution and the effects of selective pressure go far beyond biology and permeate every aspect of our world and our existence. Evolution is a feature of every walk of life. Nothing stays still. Change is a constant. This is apparent even in the world of scientific publishing. The Journal of Pathology has become the leading research pathology journal with enviable impact factor, turnaround times and a worldwide reputation for excellence. It is evolving and a new Journal, The Clinical Journal of Pathology has just been launched. The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology began as a small journal launched by German Sims-Woodhead in 1892 [2]. The very first issue has papers by the Victorian greats of pathology including Virchow andMetchnikoff. The entire archive is available (http://onlinelibrary. wiley.com/journal/10.1002/(ISSN)1096-9896/issues) and we would encourage readers to explore the manifold and diverse papers. It later became the official journal of the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland and grew to become one of the foremost Journals in pathology. In the 1960s developments in microbiology led to the first significant speciation event in the evolution of the Journal with the formation in 1968 of the Journal of Medical Microbiology and a major title change: The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology became The Journal of Pathology [3]. The development of the Journal of Pathology in the next decade was slow and there were some stumblings on this trajectory [2]. An earlier Publisher had significant problems with issues published in the wrong order and significant other production issues. The link with John Wiley and Sons (now Wiley Blackwell) began in 1982 and this has been a strong synergy. The first editor in this era was Dennis Wright (Editor 1983 – 1994) and he was followed by Peter Toner (Editor 1994 – 2002). With their efforts development was steady and by the mid 1990s its distinctive appearance (the red journal a feature going back several decades) had a burgeoning international profile. During Peter Toner’s tenure as Editor an important event occurred. In the fall of 2000 a meeting of the Editorial Board, representatives of the Publishers and the Committee of the Pathological Society paved the way for a new millennium. A new Editorial structure was proposed along with a move to Online submissions. Simon Herrington built on this new foundation when he became Editor in Chief in 2002. Soon after, a rebranding exercise for the Society and Journal introduced the focus on Understanding Disease that has become the central tenet of Editorial decisions ever since. Since then the focus of the Journal of Pathology has been mechanistic insights into disease processes. Peter Hall became Editor in Chief in 2007 and, with an increasingly international Editorial team and perspective, the Journal of Pathology has become the leading research orientated pathology journal (see Figure 1). In the past 5 years there has been a dramatic rise in submissions and the quality of papers published continues to rise. This brings with it problems. The sheer number of submissions means that the editorial team regularly turns away very good material. The internal review processes are stringent and many of the papers turned away are at the more clinical end of the spectrum of investigative papers. Another problem is that the very nature of the Journal of Pathology, with its focus on studies of a mechanistic nature, means that the membership of the Pathological Society, and many other readers, whose focus is clinical practice, feel somewhat ‘disenfranchised’. These factors represent selective pressures that force the Journal to evolve. A new speciation event is needed! Over the last 2 years and with this background in mind, we have explored the possibility of a more clinically orientated companion journal to the Journal of Pathology that will retain all of its qualities: its rigour and attention to detail; its speedy and robust review processes; its international perspective; its experienced editorial team; and its commitment to excellence. Despite the challenging economic environment, the Publishers and the Pathological Society have embraced this idea and a new title is being launched: The Clinical Journal of Pathology. The new title will have the same Editor in Chief (Peter Hall) as the Journal of Pathology and the two journals will share a Deputy Editor (Simon Herrington). Associate Editors will be appointed in the near future. The new journal will be wholly Open Access and online only. The Author guidelines and core policies and procedures of the two journals will be common. While they will have separate websites and Online submission processes, there will be close links and the potential for" @default.
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• W2021203591 title "TheClinicalJournal of Pathology: A new step in the evolution of publishing in pathology" @default.
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