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10.01.2021 | Editorial
Three decades of Clinical Autonomic Research and beyond
Erschienen in: Clinical Autonomic Research | Ausgabe 1/2021
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Clinical Autonomic Research was first published in March 1991. With this issue, we, therefore, mark the 30th anniversary of the journal. Christopher Mathias was the founding editor in chief, alongside an impressive array of eminent researchers as members of its inaugural editorial board, headed by Sir Roger Bannister as chairman (Fig. 1). The field of autonomic medicine was relatively small in 1991 but it has burgeoned over the following decades. Thirty years is a long time for an academic journal, worth celebrating. To capture some of the progress made over the past three decades and commemorate the journal’s anniversary, this issue features invited editorial comments from leading autonomic researchers, some of which were members of the founding editorial board of Clinical Autonomic Research back in 1991.
Fig. 1
First issue of Clinical Autonomic Research. Left panel. Cover of the first issue, published in March 1991. Right panel. Initial editorial board, with Christopher J. Mathias as first editor in chief and Sir Roger Bannister as editorial board chairman. Some of the initial board members including Phillip Low, Wouter Wieling, and Murray Esler, are still actively involved with the journal and have contributed commentaries to this special issue
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