The first article, presented in this issue, covers the presentation and summary of data.
Twelve oral and four poster presentations were given at the special JpGU session, and the papers presented in this issue include three research articles and six reviews based on presentations from that session.
The results are presented in this issue.
The chapters presented in this issue reinforce key aspects of planning: multi-scale, and multi-faceted, yet integrative in its intent, stressing the physical, yet inescapably social.
Eight papers in total are presented in this issue, covering the complete ice season from freeze-up to breakup, encompassing field, experimental and numerical investigations, and representing the latest advances in knowledge of river ice processes and dynamics.
The patterns and processes of each landscape model presented in this issue, in particular, should be analysed in order to highlight the way they are contributing to the landscape ecology discipline.
The structure of thymidylate synthase complementing protein with substrates dUMP and FAD, presented in this issue of Structure, sheds light on a fascinating new catalytic mechanism, suggests a strategy for the design of new antimicrobial compounds, and highlights the promise of proteomics in medicine.
We congratulate the authors of the research presented in this issue.
Numbers of works have been presented in this issue [1] [3].
The results presented in this issue show some clear converging patterns.
Applications of this newly deployed technique to the Kumamoto earthquake sequence are presented in this issue.
