A New Beginning for Cells Tissues Organs
A New Beginning for Cells Tissues Organs
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细胞组织器官的新开始
DOI：
10.1159/000496633
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发表时间：
2018
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Viebahn Christoph
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作者：
RJ Gilbert ;Sheng Guojun;Viebahn Christoph
我们很荣幸地收到来自Karger出版家族的托马斯Karger以及《细胞组织器官》前主编Hans-Werner Denker和Art English的热烈欢迎。我们的回复伴随着新的编辑三人组负责的第一期，我们希望内容反映了该杂志的新重点：体内和体外的多尺度发展，重点是人类相关性。与此同时，这一镜像中的某种似曾相识的感觉是，我们完全致力于继续走我们的前辈自1945年创办《日刊》以来所开辟的创新和知识获取之路。当时，功能解剖学这个术语在一个致力于正确表达自然界丰富形式的领域中的建立，今天仍然伴随着我们，我们有义务解决我们在显微镜下从这些形式中捕获的吸引人的图片背后的功能逻辑。世纪的科学出版在电子媒体的影响下可能会发生巨大的变化。没有改变的是，也不会改变的是，自从智人在没有书面语言或即时访问大数据的情况下将天文学、机械物理学和形而上学融合在一起建造巨石阵纪念碑以来，对严谨（仅次于理性）的需求是知识获取和传播的最重要因素。亚里士多德（公元前382-322年）假设，“信贷应给予观察，而不是理论”1。对于《细胞组织器官》的未来，我们希望将这种智慧作为保证和灵感，以遵循新的思想和方法来理解人类的发展和改善人类的状况。我们三人的科学组合，也反映在我们的副编辑和编辑委员会的选择上，跨越我们个人主要兴趣的所有边界，如组织工程（RJG），干细胞（GS）和哺乳动物发育（CV）。他们是--尤其是在com--
We are privileged to receive the warm welcome expressed by Thomas Karger from the Karger publishing family and by Hans-Werner Denker and Art English, the former editors in chief of Cells Tissues Organs. Our reply accompanies the first issue for which the new editorial triumvirate is responsible, and we hope that the contents mirror the new focus of the Journal: multiscale development in vivo and in vitro with an emphasis on human relevance. At the same time, a certain déjà vu in that mirror image is our full commitment to continuing on the path of innovation and knowledge acquisition laid out by our predecessors from the start of the Journal in 1945. What was then the establishment of the term functional anatomy in a field struggling with the correct representation of nature’s wealth of forms is still with us today with the obligation to tackle the functional logic behind the attractive pictures we capture under our microscopes from these forms. Scientific publishing in the 21st century may be changing drastically under the influence of electronic media. What has not changed, and will not change, is the need for rigour (next to reason) as being the most important factor in knowledge acquisition and dissemination since Homo sapiens amalgamated astronomy, mechanical physics, and metaphysics in building the Stonehenge monument without written language or instant access to big data. Aristotle (382–322 BC) postulated that “credit should be given to observation rather than to theory” 1. For the future of Cells Tissues Organs, we would like to use the reference to this wisdom as reassurance and inspiration to follow new thoughts and methods in trying to understand human development and to improve the human condition.The scientific portfolios of the three of us, which are reflected also by the choice of our associate editors and editorial board, cross all borders far and wide of our individual main interests as in tissue engineering (RJG), stem cells (GS), and mammalian development (CV). They are–not least in com-