
AbstractExpressing hopes and desires is an essential part of communication, and communication is the major pillar of the Journal of Cell Communication and Signaling. There comes the time of giving the responsibility of leading JCCS to a new editor in chief and I am taking this opportunity to comment on a few recent milestones and future of the journal which I created in 2007, after I had created “Cell Communication and Signaling” 20 years ago (1), one of the first open access journals.
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