Abstract
Over the past 15 years, the number of manuscript submissions to The Journal of Experimental Biology has mushroomed in a way that few would have predicted in the late 1980s. With almost 900 manuscripts to shepherd through peer review in 2005, it became clear that the demands placed on the team of
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