Abstract
This piece for the 100th year of publication of Immunology & Cell Biology focuses on the contributions of two long-serving Editors-in-Chief, Mark Mitchell (1936-1963) and Derrick Rowley (1963-1987). This was a period of growth and consolidation for the journal, through sometimes challenging and changing times. Some of the notable works published in the journal during this time are also highlighted.
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