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Cytometry Society
Re: Editor of Cytometry: Communications in Clinical Cytometry (CCC)
The Joint ISAC-CCS Search Committee is soliciting nominations for the
position of Editor of Communications in Clinical Cytometry to succeed Drs.
Mariano La Via and John Parker, the Founding Editors of CCC, who are
stepping down at the end of 1997. The Search Committee welcomes both
personal expressions of interest and the names of potential candidates.
Candidates are asked to submit a letter of interest, indicating their
qualifications and their plans for CCC, together with their Curriculum
Vita. These must be received before 31 July 1997, and should be addressed
to:
Brian H. Mayall, M.D., Chair, CCC Search Committee
University of California, San Francisco, Box 0808
San Francisco, CA 94143-0808
Tel (415) 476-9122, Fax (415) 476-5106, e-mail: mayall@cc.ucsf.edu
ISAC council, acting on the recommendations of the Joint ISAC-CCS Search
Committee, will early in September 1997 appoint the new Editor for CCC for
a five year term, effective January 1998 and renewable by mutual consent of
the Editor, ISAC and CCS.
Under the leadership of Mariano and John, CCC is established as an
important publication addressing the issues associated with the clinical
applications of cytometry. CCC publishes authoritative, peer reviewed
articles relevant to the daily practice of clinical cytometry. Its aim is
to communicate information on topics of importance to those in the clinical
laboratory, including laboratory directors, supervisor and technologists,
and clinical immunologists, pathologists, oncologists and hematologists.
Within the scope of the application of flow and image cytometry in a
clinical setting, Communications in Clinical Cytometry focuses on the
following key areas: * clinical cytometry and HIV disease * clinical
cytometry and non-HIV diseases of the immune system * clinical cytometry
and hematology * clinical cytometry and oncology, with particular reference
to leukemias and lymphomas * DNA/cell cycle analysis of neoplasms *
monitoring of organ transplant recipients * regulatory and safety issues *
advances in instrumentation, methods, reagents and software as they relate
to clinical cytometry.
CCC is published by Wiley-Liss as a distinct section of Cytometry, the
Journal of the International Society of Analytical Cytology. It is an
Official Publication of CCS and of ISAC, and is published bimonthly under
the joint auspices of the two societies. CCC has a healthy subscriber base
from institutional libraries worldwide and from members of ISAC and CCS.
The Editor of CCC is responsible for the editorial content of CCC, and is
expected to adhere to the highest scientific and clinical standards. The
Editor sets editorial policy and procedures for CCC, and, with assistance
from reviewers, decides which manuscripts are acceptable for publication in
CCC. The Editor is expected to select an Editorial Board for advice and
assistance in the solicitation and review of manuscripts; this board should
be representative of the clinical, scientific and geographical diversity of
both ISAC and CCC. The Editor of CCC is responsible for ensuring timely
review of manuscripts and for tracking them through the review and
publication cycle either through a separate editorial office or in
conjunction with the main Cytometry editorial office. The Editor of CCC is
expected to submit a report annually to the Scientific Communications
Committees of both ISAC and CCS.
The Search Committee thanks you for your interest in the future of CCC and
we look forward to hearing from you.
Brian Mayall, Chair
Scott Cram, Joe Gray, Paul Hurtubise, Vince Shankey, Carleton Stewart, Jim
Watson
Brian H. Mayall, M.D.
The Cancer Center
2340 Sutter Street, rm S-271
UCSF, San Francisco, CA 94143-0808
Tel: 415 476-9122, FAX: 415 476-5106
e-mail: mayall@cc.ucsf.edu
WWW: http://cc.ucsf.edu
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