The latest from the DMM team – 2026 edition
Rachel Hackett, E. Elizabeth Patton

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The DMM team summarizes its 2025 accomplishments and future goals, thanking peer reviewers for their contributions.
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The paper highlights the journal's progress and acknowledges peer reviewers' essential role.
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DMM reflects on its achievements in 2025.
The journal expresses gratitude to its peer reviewers for their input.
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Summary: DMM outlines its achievements during 2025 and looks to the year ahead, with a thank you to our named peer reviewers for their vital input to the success of the journal.
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On the road with DMM
2025 was a busy year for DMM, the highlight being the Company of Biologists’ 100 anniversary celebrations (https://doi.org/10.1242/dmm.052792). We marked this important milestone with numerous activities throughout the year, including a unique scientific conference that took place in March. DMM played its part by hosting a fascinating and thought-provoking day-long strand on ‘Interdisciplinary approaches to combatting antimicrobial resistance’, organised by Katherine Duncan (Newcastle University, UK) and DMM Editorial Advisory Board member Serge Mostowy (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK) (see Mostowy and Duncan, 2025).
The next adventure for DMM will be in October 2026 in Ohio, USA, for our meeting on Innovative Preclinical Models for Pediatric Cancer Research. Advances in next-generation sequencing have enabled unprecedented cataloguing of genetic aberrations in tumours, but understanding how these genetic changes drive cellular transformation and how they can be effectively targeted for therapy, will require multidisciplinary collaboration and preclinical models that are truly representative of the in vivo environment. Organisers Jim Amatruda, Mimi Bandopadhayay, Ana Banito and Elaine Mardis have lined up an outstanding group of speakers, who will discuss new models and technologies that have the potential to transform our understanding of paediatric cancers.
November 2026 sees us in East Sussex, UK, for a Workshop on Integrating Multi-Modal, Multi-Scale Models of Cardiovascular Disease Mechanisms, with organisers Jennifer Davis, Christine Mummery and Beth Pruitt. This smaller event will focus on the novel models and innovations that will underpin important scientific advances in cardiovascular disease research. We can't wait!
Special issues with integrity
DMM has been publishing special issues on topics of interest to our readers since 2014. However, such a practice is now under particular scrutiny from the community as a result of concerns regarding research integrity (Crosetto et al., 2026). At DMM, special issue themes and their Guest Editors are identified through discussions with members of the DMM Editor team and/or the Editorial Advisory Board. Invited Guest Editors are responsible for outlining the scope of the special issue, and also identifying topics and authors for the review-type articles that DMM publishes; the entire process is carefully overseen by the journal's Editorial Office and the Editor-in-Chief retains overall responsibility for the content. Peer review of submitted Research Articles is handled by the existing team of DMM Editors and all standard publication ethics policies of the journal apply. Editorial decisions for manuscripts for which Guest Editors are authors are made entirely independently of the Guest Editors. With these policies in place, we strongly believe that readers can be confident in the integrity of our special issue content.
Our 2025 Special Issue, Infectious Disease: Evolution, Mechanism and Global Health – guest edited by Judy Allen, Sumana Sanyal, David Tobin and Russell Vance, is now complete. As infectious diseases continue to challenge health organisations worldwide, this latest special issue seeks to contribute to the vital continuing conversation between basic scientists, clinical researchers and clinicians. Read the introductory Editorial to find out more about the articles published in that special issue (Hackett et al., 2025a). And remember DMM continues to welcome submissions on these topics in the future.
June 2026 will see the publication of DMM's latest Special Issue – In Vitro Models of Human Disease to Inform Mechanism and Drug Discovery. Advances in the development and application of human stem-cell-based models and tools are critical for disease research and therapeutic development. Edited by DMM Editor Vivian Li, alongside Guest Editors Austin Smith and Joseph Wu, it will include our usual excellent selection of Reviews and Research Articles, which will describe the application of complex human cellular models, such as organoids, assembloids, tumour organoids, organs-on-a-chip and gastropods, to inform disease mechanisms and drive the discovery of novel therapeutics.
Supporting the research and researchers of tomorrow
DMM will continue its commitment to supporting early-career researchers (ECRs) (Hackett, 2025a). Our ‘First Person’ interviews during 2025 featured over 40 ECR authors of papers published in the journal, highlighting not only their excellent research but also their dedication to improving human health. More than 180 ECRs were the deserved recipients of our Conference Travel Grants and 30 more received Travelling Fellowships. Respectively, these offer financial support to ECRs wanting to attend conferences, workshops and training courses that relate to the scope of DMM, and funds for collaborative visits to other laboratories. In addition, we will soon be short-listing candidates for our Outstanding Paper Prize, which is awarded to the first author(s) of the papers that are judged by DMM's Editors to be the most-outstanding contributions to the journal that year (Hackett 2025b).
DMM's expert teams
DMM is lucky enough to have an outstanding Editorial Advisory Board. The board has an important role for the journal, providing invaluable expertise and advice to Editors on submitted manuscripts, and to the Editor-in-Chief regards journal strategy and development.
We are grateful to those Board members who stepped down at the end of their term this past year for their valued service and dedication to the journal over the years: Frances Balkwill (Barts Cancer Institute, UK), Dirk Bohmann (University of Rochester Medical Center, USA), Nancy M. Bonini (University of Pennsylvania, USA), Robert Cardiff (University of California Davis, USA), Sabine P. Cordes (Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Canada), Elaine Dzierzak (The University of Edinburgh, UK), Jonathan A. Epstein (Perelman School of Medicine, USA), Elizabeth Fisher (University College London, UK), Yasuyuki Fujita (Kyoto University Medical School, Japan), Aron M. Geurts (Medical College of Wisconsin, USA), Brigid Hogan (Duke University, USA), Raghu Kalluri (MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA), Richard I. Morimoto (Northwestern University, USA), Stefano Piccolo (University of Padua, Italy) and Chad A. Shaw (Baylor College of Medicine, USA). We will be inviting new members to join the team throughout 2026.
DMM welcomed Shinya Yamamoto (Baylor College of Medicine, USA) to the team of research-active Editors who handle research submissions to DMM. Shinya works on the integration of Drosophila genetics and human genomics, new disease gene discovery, Drosophila technology and resource development, cell-cell communication in development and disease, and bioinformatic tool development. We also appointed Satdarshan (Paul) Singh Monga (University of Pittsburgh, USA). His research focuses on understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms of liver development, regeneration and cancer. DMM is delighted to have such outstanding new Editors join our team; you'll find out more about them in a future editorial.
Our thanks to the whole DMM community
DMM would also like to take the opportunity, as we do at the start of every year, to thank our reviewers for their time, expertise and dedication. The names of all our 2025 reviewers, including the co-reviewers, are listed in Box 1. We also thank those reviewers of articles transferred to DMM from Review Commons.
We thank our Editorial Advisory Board: your time, expertise and thoughtful input are vital to the journal's strategy and integrity.
We are particularly grateful to our Editors, who spend countless hours assessing manuscripts (see Box 2 for our most-read and -cited articles during 2025), making editorial decisions and working to maintain DMM's reputation. We know that your DMM work draws you from your own research, teaching and home lives, and appreciate your expertise and dedication.
To our authors, we are delighted you trusted us to publish your work and hope you found it to be a positive experience (Box 3). DMM is part of The Company of Biologists family; by publishing in DMM you are supporting a not-for-profit charity run by scientists for scientists.
We are hugely grateful to all who support us now and, we hope, in the future. Box 2. Highlighted articles 2025Most read during 2025James Chung, Julia Pierce, Craig Franklin, Rachel M. Olson, Alan R. Morrison, James Amos-LandgrafTranslating animal models of SARS-CoV-2 infection to vascular, neurological and gastrointestinal manifestations of COVID-19Victor S. Tapia, Sarah E. Withers, Ran Zhou, Abigail Bennington, Christopher Hoyle, Frances Hedley, Adam El Khouja, Nadim Luka, Marco Massimo, Siobhan Crilly, Katherine R. Long, Catherine B. Lawrence, Paul R. KasherThe role of 25-hydroxycholesterol in the pathophysiology of brain vessel dysfunction associated with infection and cholesterol dysregulationMost cited during 2025Priya D. Gopal Krishnan, Wen Xing Lee, Kah Yong Goh, Sze Mun Choy, Lewin Raymarc Roldan Turqueza, Zhuo Han Lim, Hong-Wen TangTranscriptional regulation of autophagy in skeletal muscle stem cellsMeri Uusi-Mäkelä, Sanna-Kaisa Emilia Harjula, Maiju Junno, Alina Sillanpää, Reetta Nätkin, Mirja Tellervo Niskanen, Anni Karoliina Saralahti, Matti Nykter, Mika RämetThe inflammasome adaptor pycard is essential for immunity against Mycobacterium marinum infection in adult zebrafishData from Impact Vizor. Box 3. Feedback from our community of published authorsI very much appreciated the process of publishing our latest paper in DMM. I found the submission easy, the reviewers’ comments and requests were fair and helpful, and the production team very efficient. Overall, it was a very enjoyable and positive experience. I will definitely keep DMM in mind as a journal of choice when we have a new manuscript that could be in scope.I was thrilled to have our image on the front cover, what an honour! It was a great experience publishing in DMM, I can tell you it was a much smoother and less painful process than other publishers.I received very constructive, thorough, and directed reviewer feedback on our submission – the review was one of the highest quality I've had. There was a considerable delay in getting the second review back, but the quality of the review was worth the wait. We will absolutely keep DMM in mind for our next submission.We appreciate the excellent work by both the scientific editor and production editor throughout the publication process of our manuscript. Special thanks to the in-house production team for their careful attention to detail in enhancing the final version – this has been the best publication experience I've had. We will definitely consider submitting our future work to DMM. Box 1. Reviewers for Disease Models & Mechanisms during 2025To ensure that DMM publishes rigorously conducted high-quality research, we are dependent on the time and expertise of our peer reviewers. We take this opportunity to thank all the reviewers and co-reviewers (and reviewers of articles transferred to DMM from Review Commons), who dedicated their time to contributing thoughtful feedback that advances science and how it is communicated.Omar Abdel-Wahab, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, USAAdeleye Afolayan, Medical College of Wisconsin, USADevansh Agarwal, University California San Diego, USAMir Hilal Ahmed, Jawaharlal Nehru University, IndiaGuru Ajay, Marwadi University, IndiaNino Akkerman, Hubrecht Institute for Developmental Biology, The NetherlandsKimberly A. Aldinger, Seattle Children's Research Institute, USAMatthew Alexander, University of Alabama at Birmingham, USADominique Alfandari, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USACarlos Almeciga-Diaz, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, ColombiaJames Amatruda, Children's Hospital Los Angeles, USALutong An, CRUK Manchester, UKCorina Anastasaki, Washington University in St Louis, USAKanae Ando, Tokyo Metropolitan University Graduate School of Science, JapanEran Andrechek, Michagan State University, USADaria Andreeva, University of Karlsrheu, CanadaJonathan Andrews, Baylor College of Medicine, USARifdat Aoidi, The Crick Institute, London, UKVikas Arige, University of Rochester, USAAmi Aronheim, Technion Israel Institute of Technology, IsraelIgnacio Babiloni Chust, University of Trento, ItalyAndy Badrock, The University of Edinburgh, UKBaskar Bakthavachalu, Indian Institute of Technology, IndiaScott Baraban, University of California, San Francisco, USAMirella Barboni, Semmelweis University, HungaryVanessa Barone, Stanford University, USAPamela Barraza-Flores, Boston Children's Hospital, USAWilliam Barrell, King's College London, UKPeter Barr-Gillespie, Oregon Health and Science University, USASina Bartfeld, Technische Universitat Berlin, GermanyEnrico Baruffini, University of Parma, ItalyTaylor Barwell, Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute, CanadaPeter Bass, Drexel University, USAM. Albert Basson, King's College London, UKAnirban Basu, National Brain Research Centre, IndiaAlexandra Belayew, University of Mons, BelgiumSamuel Bertrand, University of Oregon, USAJoep Beumer, Roche Institute of Human Biology, SwitzerlandJelena Bezbradica, University of Oxford, UKAnita Bhattacharyya, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USADavid Bilder, University of California-Berkeley, USAKaren Blyth, CRUK Scotland Institute, UKJeffrey Boatright, Emory University School of Medicine, USAEnrica Boda, UNITO: Universita degli Studi di Torino, ItalyNancy Bonini, University of Pennsylvania, USAMarkus Bosmann, Boston University, USATamara Boto, University of Bristol, UKSevda Boyanova, University College London, UKTomas Brdicka, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech RepublicDavid Breslow, Yale University, USANika Breznik, University of Ljubljana, SloveniaAndreas Brodehl, Heart and Diabetes Center NRW, GermanyAnn-Christin Brorsson, Linkopings Universitet, SwedenMichael Bround, Baylor College of Medicine, USAHannah Brunsdon, University of Edinburgh Western General Hospital, UKRuslana Bryk, Weill Cornell Medicine, USALori Buhlman, Midwestern University, USAMargret Bülow, University of Dusseldorf, GermanyAlexa Burger, University of Colorado, USAClaudio Bussi, Nanyang Technological University, SingaporeBrian Calvi, Indiana University Bloomington, USAAlex Cammack, University College London, UKMaria Capovilla, Institut de Pharmacologie Moleculaire et Cellulaire, CNRS, FranceMathias Carl, University of Trento, ItalyLeo Carlin, CRUK Scotland Institute, UKRichard L. Carpenter, Indiana University School of Medicine, USATrae Carroll, University of Rochester, USASergio Casas, Unidad de Modelos de Enfermedades Humana, SpainElena Cattaneo, University of Milano, ItalyMaria Chahrour, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, USAYang Chai, University of Southern California, USASunandan Chakrabarti, Indiana University, USASayan Chakraborty, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, USAAndrew Chan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong School of Biomedical Sciences, Hong KongDanny Chan, The University of Hong Kong, Hong KongVijayendran Chandran, University of Florida, USAHsiao Tuan Chao, Baylor College of Medicine, USAHaiyang Chen, Sichuan University, ChinaJing Chen, China Three Gorges University, ChinaYa Chen, Case Western University, USAYi-Wen Chen, Children's Research Institute, USAAndy Cheng, University of Alberta, USAMein Chew, Cambridge, UKAdam Chicco, Colorado State University, USABudhaditya Chowdhury, Bucknell University, USADavid Clancy, Lancaster University, UKLucy Clarke, University of Glasgow, UKJulie Cohen, Tulane University, USAJustin Cohen, Yale University School of Medicine, USAHolly Colognato, Stony Brook University, USAChristopher Colwell, UCLA, USAJulia Cordero, University of Glasgow, UKD.D.W. Cornelison, University of Missouri, USAAndrew Cox, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, AustraliaRichard Cripps, San Diego State University, USAMilena Damulewicz, Jagiellonian University, PolandRobin Dart, King's College London, UKDella David, Babraham Institute, UKBen Davies, Francis Crick Institute, UKMaria De Grandis, Etablissement Francais du Sang, FranceJose de la Pompa, Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares Carlos III, SpainAnnamaria De Luca, University of Bari, ItalyCarmen del Rio, Spanish National Research Council, SpainHansong Deng, Tongji University, ChinaQing Deng, Purdue University, USAJorn Dengjel, Universite de Fribourg, GermanyNicole Desmet, Michigan State University, USAFrancesca Di Cara, Dalhousie University, CanadaKatja Dierking, University of Kiel Faculty of Medicine, GermanySusanne Dietrich, University of Portsmouth, UKMiriam Domowicz, University of Chicago, USARajashekar Donaka, University of Colarado, USAAnca Dorhoi, Friedrich Loeffler Institut, GermanyJames Dowling, Hospital for Sick Children, CanadaRahul Dubey, Jawaharlal Nehru University, IndiaCarrie Duckworth, The University of Liverpool, UKSally Dunwoodie, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, AustraliaLuc Dupuis, INSERM, FranceDelphine Duteil, Université de Strasbourg, FranceGlorida Echeverria, Baylor College of Medicine, USARandall Eck, University of Washington, USAKirsten Edepli, New York University Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesGeorge Eisenhoffer, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, USAMarc Ekker, University of Ottawa, CanadaElie El Agha, Justus Liebig University Giessen, GermanyKornelia Ellwanger, University of Tübingen, GermanyHeba Elsallab, University College London, UKJames Ervasti, University of Minnesota, USACristina Espinosa-Diez, Wayne State University, USACarlos Estella, Centro de Biologia Molecular, SpainChangfa Fa, National Institutes for Food and Drug Control, ChinaColin Farquharson, The University of Edinburgh, UKSina Fatehi Someeh, University of Toronto, CanadaPhilippa Francis-West, King's College London, UKSabine Fuhrmann, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, USAYuka Fujita, Riken, JapanEliska Furlong, Perth Children's Hospital, AustraliaMaura Galimberti, Murdoch Children's Research Institute, AustraliaFrancesco Galli, University of Perugia, ItalySubramaniam Ganesh, Indian Institute of Technology, IndiaVictoria Garside, The University of Melbourne - Parkville Campus, AustraliaSusanne Gaul, University of Leipzig Faculty of Medicine, GermanyKinga Gawel, University of Oslo, NorwaySamit Ghosh, University of Pittsburgh, USAStephanie Goldstein, University of Utah, USAChristian Gonzalez, Texas A&M University of Biology, USAMercedes Gonzalez-Juarrero, Colorado State University, USAJaclyn M. Goodrich, University of Michigan School of Public Health, USAYogesh Goyal, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, USAErin Greaves, University of Warwick, UKNicholas Greene, University of Arkansas, USAJames Griffin, University of Exeter, UKAgi Grigoriadis, King's College London, USADaniel Grimes, University of Oregon, USAYebo Gu, Tongji University School of Medicine, JapanZhongze Gu, Southeast University, ChinaRachel Guest, University of Edinburgh, UKEric Guisbert, University of Nebraska Omaha, USAAsiya G, Duke University School of Medicine, USATripti Gupta, National Institutes of Health, USASonam Gurung, University College London, UKJennifer Gutzman, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USADafni Hadjieconomou, Paris Brain Institute: Institut du Cerveau, FranceDaniel Ham, University of Basel, SwitzerlandHiroshi Hamada, RIKEN Noshinkei Kagaku Kenkyu Center, JapanKihoon Han, Korea University, Republic of KoreaMalene Hansen, Buck Institute for Research on Aging, USAYutaka Harita, The University of Tokyo, JapanPatrick Harrison, University College Cork, IrelandSilvia Hayer, Medical University of Vienna, AustriaClaire Healy, Trinity College Dublin, IrelandChristopher Heier, Virginia Commonwealth University, USAIlka Heinemann, University of Western Ontario: Western University, CanadaKatrin Henke, Emory University School of Medicine, USAYann Herault, Institut de Genetique et de Biologie Moleculaire et Cellulaire, CNRS, FranceTobias Hermle, University of Freiburg, GermanyGary Hime, University of Melbourne, AustraliaNina Himmerkus, Christian-Albrechts-Universitat zu Kiel, GermanyEric P. Hoffman, Binghamton University, USAPeter Hohenstein, Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum, The NetherlandsSandra Holley, University of California Los Angeles, USAGregory Holmes, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USAMartin Hoogduijn, Erasmus Medical Centre, The NetherlandsRita Horvath, University of Cambridge, UKNegar Hosseini, University of Southern California, USAShushu Huang, Yale University, USAPeng Huang, University of Calgary, CanadaXun Huang, Wuhan University, ChinaSandrine Humbert, Hôpital Universitaire Pitie Salpêtrière, FranceDavid Humphreys, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, AustraliaRobert Hynds, University College London, UKJames Iatridis, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USANarthana Ilenkovan, Beatson Institute for Cancer Research, UKSvenja Illien-Junger, Emory University School of Medicine, USAGareth Inman, CRUK Beatson Institute, UKAdrian Isaacs, UCL Institute of Neurology, UKAlbert Isaacs, Nationwide Children's Hospital, USASachiko Iseki, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, JapanKinya Ishikawa, Tokyo Medical and Dental University: Tokyo Ika Shika Daigaku, JapanTohru Ishitani, Osaka University Faculty of Medicine Graduate School of Medicine, JapanEvgueni Ivakine, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, CanadaTakeshi Iwata, NHO Tokyo Medical Center, JapanRob Jackson, Tufts University, Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences, USATimothy Jacobsen, School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USAPudur Jagadeeswaran, University of North Texas, USAArchana Jayaraman, Boston University, USAXinming Jia, Tongji University School of Medicine, ChinaVeronica Jimenez, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, SPAINAaron Johnson, Washington University at St Louis, USAMohit Kumar Jolly, Indian Institute of Science, IndiaSpencer Jones, Radboudumc, The NetherlandsMark Kahn, University of Pennsylvania, USAManjula Kalia, Regional Centre for Biotechnology, IndiaAlexandros Kanellopoulos, DSM Research and Development, SwitzerlandMatthia A. Karreman, Universitatsklinikum Heidelberg, GermanyShingo Kato, Yokohama City University Urafane Hospital, JapanVladimir Kefalov, University of California Irvine, USAInes Kelleher Lopez, CBM, SpainDavid Kent, University of York, UKBrennen Keuchel, Buck Institute, USAZoha Kibar, University of Montreal, CanadaSang-guen Kim, Kyonggi University, South KoreaSung-Eun Kim, The University of Texas at Austin, Dell Medical School, USAJacqueline M. Kimmey, University of California Santa Cruz, USAKirill Kiselyov, University of Pittsburgh, USARobert Knight, King's College London, UKKlaus-Peter Knobeloch, University of Freiburg Faculty of Medicine, GermanyDwight Koeberl, Duke University, USAAnna Konopka, Flinders University, AustraliaNataša Kopitar-Jerala, Jozef Stefan Institute, SloveniaSirin Korulu Koc, Tallinn University, EstoniaBrian Kraemer, University of Washington, USABalaji Krishnan, The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, USAMichael Kuehl, Universitat Ulm, GermanyJeffrey Kuerbitz, Baylor College of Medicine, USAAnirban Kundu, Arizona State University, USAChristian Kupatt, Technical University Munich, GermanyGopal Kushawah, Stowers Institute for Medical Research, USAYoung Kwon, University of Washington Seattle Campus, USAGyanu Lamichhane, Johns Hopkins University, USAEva Lana-Elola, Francis Crick Institute, UKKonrad Lang, University of Freiburg, GermanyPaul G. LaPointe, University of Alberta, USADavid Largaespada, University of Minnesota Masonic Cancer Center, USATal Laviv, Tel Aviv University, IsraelAnna-Lisa Lawrence, Tufts University Medical School, USALaurence Legeai-Mallet, INSERM, FranceImre Lengyel, Queen's University Belfast, UKDorothy Lerit, Emory University School of Medicine, USATylor Lewis, University of Alabama at Birmingham, USAYun Li, University of Toronto, CanadaChristine Li, The City College of New York, USAShuangxi Li, Shandong University, ChinaHeiko Lickert, Helmholtz Zentrum Munich, GermanyAngus Lindsay, University of Canterbury, New ZealandQinglan Ling, University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School, USANichole Link, University of Utah, USAZhiqiang Liu, Shandong First Medical University, ChinaAndrew C. Liu, University of Florida College of Medicine, USAShuangxin Liu, Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital of Southern Medical University, ChinaYan Liu, Nanjing Medical University, ChinaHannah Long, University of Edinburgh, UKSusana S. Lopes, University of Lisbon Faculty of Sciences, PortugalManuel Lopez, Biomarin Pharmaceutical Inc, USAJose Lopez-Escamez, The University of Sydney, AustraliaBen Lovely, University of Louisville School of Medicine, USAMartin P. Lowe, Manchester University, UKEmilia Luca, Sunnybrook and Women's College Health Sciences Centre, CanadaKathy O. Lui, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong KongBryan W Luikart, University of Alabama Hospital, USAAmaia Lujambio, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USAKaiyue Ma, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, ChinaXianjue Ma, Westlake University, ChinaLesley MacNeil, McMaster University, CanadaTomoko Makishima, University of Texas Medical Branch, USABrigitte Malgrange, University of Liege, BelgiumRavi Manjithaya, Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Advanced Scientific Research, IndiaZoe Mann, King's College London, UKMaria Marchese, IRCCS Fondazione Stella Maris, ItalyJohn Mariadason, Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness & Research Centre, AustraliaMir Farzin Mashreghi, Deutsches Rheuma-Forschungszentrum Berlin, GermanyMolly Matty, University of Portland, USALisa Maves, Seattle Children's Research Institute, USASimone Mayer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, GermanyJessica McCann, Duke University, USAHeather McCauley, University of North Carolina, USABarry McColl, University of Edinburgh, UKStephen McGowan, The University of Iowa, USASerge McGraw, University of Montreal, CanadaZach McLean, Massachusetts General Hospital, USAJames McNamara, Murdoch Children's Research Institute, AustraliaRoly Megaw, University of Edinburgh Western General Hospital, UKAnnemarie Meijer, Leiden University, The NetherlandsSigolene Meilhac, Institut Pasteur, FranceValeria Melis, University of Aberdeen, UKDiane Merry, Thomas Jefferson University, USAAlison Michie, University of Glasgow, UKPleasantine Mill, The University of Edinburgh, UKBerge Minassian, UT Southwestern, USALaxmi Mishra, Norwich Research Park, UKPramod Mistry, Yale University School of Medicine, USADiana Mitchell, University of Idaho, USACristina Molnar, Barcelona Institute for Science and Technology, SpainZoltan Molnar, University of Oxford, UKAmal Mondal, Jawaharlal Nehru University, IndiaJoan Montaner, Universidad de Sevilla, SpainSally Moody, George Washington University Medical Center, USAOrson Moritz, University of British Columbia, USASerge Mostowy, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UKMatthew Moulton, Texas A&M University, USADarrell David Mousseau, University of Saskatchewan, CanadaHenricus Mutsaers, Aarhus University, DenmarkSonal Nagarkar Jaiswal, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology CSIR, IndiaShiny Nair, Yale University, USAYuichiro Nakajima, University of Tokyo, JapanSoumya Navneet, Medical University of South Carolina, USAKeith Nehrke, University of Rochester, USALukas Ne, University of Lausanne, SwitzerlandTimothy Nguyen, Iowa Graduate College, USATeresa Niccoli, University College London, UKPeter Noakes, The University of Queensland, AustraliaFanny Nobilleau, Universite Montreal, CanadaSatoru Noguchi, Kokuritsu Kenkyu Kaihatsu Hojin Seishin Shinkei Iryo, JapanMonika Nowak-Imialek, Technical University of Munich Hospital Rechts der Isar, GermanyFumiaki Obata, RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research, JapanAmaia Ochandorena Sa, Institut Pasteur, FranceStefan Oehlers, Agency for Science Technology and Research, SingaporeTomoko Ohyama, McGill University, CanadaMario Ollero, Universite Paris-Est Creteil Val de Marne, FranceKiel Ormerod, Middle Tennessee State University, USATala Ortiz, UF Center for Neurogenetics, USAAntonio Pagán, Stanford University School of Medicine, USAAlexandre Paix, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, GermanyDashika Palipana, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, AustraliaDuojia Pan, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, USAVanessa Parietti, CRUK Manchester, UKPaul Park, Case Western Reserve University, USASuhel Parvez, Jamia Hamdard, IndiaE. Elizabeth Patton, The University of Edinburgh, UKHenry Paulson, University of Michigan, USANeal Peachey, Cleveland Clinic, USAClaire Pearson, University of Oxford, UKEric Peterman, University of Washington, USALucia Poggi, University of Trento, ItalyAngelo Poletti, University of Milan, ItalySteve Pollard, University of Edinburgh, UKManuela Priolo, SSD Genetica Medica, PortugalRituraj Purohit, CSIR-Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology, IndiaSonja Pyott, University Medical Centre Groningen, The NetherlandsJunbin Qian, Zhejiang University, ChinaGiorgia Quadrato, University of Southern California, USASoundharya Ramu, CSB Lab Indian Institute of Science, IndiaThomas Raabe, Julius-Maximilians-Universitat Wurzburg, GermanyStuart Ralston, University of Edinburgh Western General Hospital, UKOwen Randlett, MeLiS Institute, FranceLaura Ranum, University of Florida, USAJeffrey Rasmussen, University of Washington, USAJ Arjuna Ratnayaka, University of Southampton, UKEmma Rawlins, University of Cambridge, UKJohn Rawls, Duke University School of Medicine, USAJan Rehwinkel, University of Oxford, UKLawrence Reiter, Tulane University, USALeah Reznikov, University of Florida, USADavid Rice, University of Helsinki, FinlandJoy Richman, The University of British Columbia Faculty of Dentistry, CanadaEdward Roberts, Beatson Instititute for Cancer Research, UKAlexander Robling, Indiana University School of Medicine, USAKyle Rohde, University of Central Florida, USAPalle Rohde, Aalborg Universitet, DenmarkBärbel Rohrer, Medical University of South Carolina, USACamilla Roselli, Trinity College Dublin, IrelandEmily Rosowski, Clemson University College of Science, USAEmil Rudolf, Univerzita Karlova, Czech RepublicHolger Russ, University of Florida, USAJean-Pierre Saint-Jeannet, New York University College of Dentistry, USAHidetoshi Sakurai, Kyoto University: Kyoto Daigaku, JapanEric Samarut, University of Montreal, CanadaYuya Sanaki, University of Tsukuba JapanOwen Sansom, Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute, UKFilippo Santorelli, IRCCS, ItalyMitsuru Sasaki Honda, Kyoto University, JapanSmita Saxena, University of Missouri, USAElena Scarpa, Cambridge University, UKChristian Schaaf, Heidelberg University, GermanyHein Schepers, University Medical Centre Groningen, The NetherlandsMiriam Schmidts, Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiburg, GermanySylvie Schneider-Manoury, Sorbonne Universite, FranceFrauke Seemann, Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi, USAJoachim Seemann, UT Southwestern Medical Center, USABijoya Sen, Buck Institute, USAInes Serra, Erasmus Medical Centre, The NetherlandsVolkan Seyrantepe, Izmir Institute of Technology, GermanyGeorge Sflomos, EPFL: Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, SwitzerlandVeeral Shah, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, USAShivangi Sharma, University of Manitoba, USATimothy David Shaw, Queen's University Belfast, UKJohn Shern, National Cancer Institute Center for Cancer Research, USACelia Shiau, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, USAMonika Shla, Indian Institute of Technology, IndiaAndrew Simmonds, University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, CanadaChristophe Sirac, Limoges University, FranceMikael Skurnik, Helsingin Yliopisto Laaketieteellinen tiedekunta, FinlandPaulien H. 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