Me and everybody associated with ISP expresses our sincere condolences to all near and dear ones of the previous editor-in-chief Dr Richard Tello who died 2005, in Boston at the age of 45 years due to complications of a longstanding illness. He was an outstanding scholar, writer, and educator & served on multiple editorial boards and advisory committees. It is a great loss to the radiology community in general.

Dear friends, colleagues and senior

At the outset, I would like to thank Internet Scientific Publications and Dr Oliver Wenker for giving me this opportunity to be the “Editor-in-Chief” of the Internet Journal of Radiology. This journal is an Open-access journal, which means Every peer-reviewed research article appearing in this journal is 'open access', or universally and freely accessible via the Internet.

I am honored and overwhelmed. Editors and Reviewers are the backbone of any journal. Prompt and good reviews help in deciding which articles have merit and which don't and also give the authors and us the inputs necessary for improving the quality of the submitted articles. Anybody who would like to be part of the editorial process are requested to send me an email. All people previously involved with the process are also welcome. If reviewers are important, authors are more so. Without articles, there is no journal. We welcome all publications related to Radiology including Case reports, Original papers, Letter to editors regarding previous publications, Review articles and pictorial essay. Papers on non-traditional subjects like computers in radiology, role of internet and web 2.0 are also welcome.

I hope that all of you will support the journal to your utmost ability and help us make it a publication that radiologists think is worth reading.