From the Editor

JECT 40:2 - On Organizations and Leaders

JECT 40:1 - Collaboration

JECT 39:4 - Mind the Gap

JECT 39:2 - The Diffusion of Innovation in ExtraCorporeal Technology

JECT 39:1 - “So, What Is It That You Do?”

JECT 38:4 - Good Work

JECT 38:3 - Normalization of Deviance: Rocket Science 101

JECT 38:2 - On Blinding and Vision

JECT 38:1 - Small Careful Steps

JECT 37:4 - All Things Must Pass

JECT 37:3 - Why We Do, What We Do, When We Do It.

JECT 37:2 - New and Improved or Old and Consistent?

JECT 37:1 - AmSECT and the Meetings of the Minds

JECT 36:4 - Illuminations

JECT 36:3 - The Will to ‘Will’ and the Mind to ‘Mind’

JECT 36:2 - Going with the Flow

JECT 36:1 - A New Classic

JECTt 35:4 - A Year in Review

JECT 35:3 - Perfusion’s Yellow Wood

JECT 35:2 - The Importance of Size: When a ‘Mini’ becomes a ‘Maxi’

JECT 35:1 - Extracorporeal Circulation: A Half-Century of Accomplishment

JECT 34:4 - Attitude

JECT 34:3 - Awakenings

JECT 34:2 - Bubbles Bubbles Toils and Troubles

JECT 34:1 - The ‘Meeting of Minds’: Lessons Learned from Scientific Venues

JECT 33:4 - “ In the first place, never keep a patient sick when you can do something for him. In the second place, never take a higher fee than what you truly feel you are entitled to. In the third place, always pray for your patients.”

JECT 33:3 - Benefits from a Shrinking World

JECT 33:2 - “The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking.”

JECT 33:1 - The Advancement of Perfusion Sciences

JECT 32:4 - November 28, 2000 From The Editor

JECT 32:3 - Phyllis Palmer Stark: Editor Extraordinaire of the Journal of Extra-Corporeal Technology