From the Editor
Ethical Dilemmas in the Sciences
Balancing Artificial and Natural Intelligence
Advances in Science Must Benefit All Humanity
Introducing SPM's New Team of Area Editors: Part 1
Starting a Three-Year Journey With IEEE Signal Processing Magazine
Signing Off as Editor-in-Chief
Communications and Sensing: An Opportunity for Automotive Systems
Like many of you, I am still working remotely, due to COVID-19, while writing this editorial. As in the past two years, I was planning to give an update on the magazine from our editorial board meeting. However, since ICASSP was remote, we have not yet scheduled the board meeting. Instead, I have decided to talk about a topic of personal interest: connections between communications and sensing in the context of vehicular systems.
What Does an Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine Do, Anyway?
After more than two years, my term as editor-in-chief (EIC) of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (SPM) is coming to an end in December 2020. I am looking forward to finishing out this year with a bang. Soon, the search will start for my replacement. In this editorial, I will provide a summary of the EIC’s job from my perspective, in case you are interested in applying.
Organizing a Special Issue of IEEE SPM
In my September editorial [1], I outlined the important components of good feature articles in response to feedback from our recent IEEE Periodicals Review and Advisory Committee (PRAC) meeting. In this issue's editorial, I discuss the process of organizing a special issue (SI) for IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (SPM).
