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Olivier Pourquié¹, Katherine Brown²

¹Editor in Chief, Development pourquie@genetics.med.harvard.edu katherine.brown@biologists.com.

Development (Cambridge, England)

|July 23, 2017

Summary

Two long-serving editors are departing the journal, but will continue to contribute as advisors. Their expertise in handling research papers and shaping journal direction is greatly appreciated.

Area of Science:

Developmental Biology
Scientific Publishing

Background:

Ottoline Leyser and Geraldine Seydoux have served on the editorial board of the journal *Development* since 2011.
Their contributions included handling research papers and strategic planning for the journal.

Discussion:

The journal acknowledges their significant time and effort dedicated to editorial responsibilities.
Ottoline Leyser notably coordinated the 2016 Special Issue on Plant Development.

Key Insights:

The departure of key editorial personnel marks a transition for the journal.
The journal expresses gratitude for their dedicated service and impact.

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