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This issue features a Correspondence signed by 169 biotech leaders who are speaking out in support of a free press.

Since this issue features the launch of two new websites, there are no Web Notes this month.

This issue features a focus on attosecond photonics with four Reviews and a Commentary providing an overview of all aspects of this young but rapidly progressing field.

This issue features in one of Gordon Brown's five tests on whether Britain should join the euro: the impact on overall long-term investment.

Given the scope and the complexity of the ethics of eating, this issue features two articles on the subject, highlighting the work of two seminal authors in this area: philosopher Peter Singer and journalist Michael Pollan.

By a fortuitous coincidence, page 214 of this issue features a Letter by Tim Pandcolleagues and conleagues on a solid-state light-phase detector that can detect the absolute offset between the carrier wave and envelope (the carrier–envelope phase) of an ultrashort pulse.

The papers presented in this feature issue of Biomedical Optics Express provide an excellent cross section of the topics covered at the BIOMED conference.

This issue featured a story about the postwar increase of production at the General Motors plant in Tarrytown (closed in 1996), which built cars for overseas export.

A 2012 YouGov poll put total support for nationalising Britain's entire railway network at 54 per cent, and this issue featured heavily at conference.

©2016 AACR.See related commentary by Balbach and Orkin, p. 700This article is highlighted in the In This Issue feature, p. 681.

This issue featured an interview with Richard Branson, a boilerplate Q. and A. in which one exchange seemed so sensible as to trump all 384 pages of "1,001 Ways to Relax".