Dr. Réjean Boivin Appointed as New Editor-in-Chief of Review of Scientific Instruments
Dr. Réjean Boivin Takes the Helm at Review of Scientific Instruments
AIP Publishing is thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Réjean Boivin as the new editor-in-chief of the esteemed journal, Review of Scientific Instruments. This significant appointment reflects not only Dr. Boivin's extensive background in scientific instrumentation but also his commitment to fostering innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration within the field.
A Journey in Scientific Instrumentation
Dr. Boivin comes to this role with a wealth of experience, having previously served as the Director at the Center of Excellence for Advanced Diagnostics at General Atomics. He has been a familiar presence within the Review of Scientific Instruments community, contributing as an author, reviewer, guest editor, and a member of the journal's Editorial Advisory Board. His diverse roles showcase his deep-rooted passion for scientific instruments and his commitment to advancing the field.
Having earned a B.S. in Physics from the Université de Montréal and both an M.S. and Ph.D. in Astrophysical Sciences and Plasma Physics from Princeton University, Dr. Boivin's credentials are impressive. Over more than three decades, he has worked in various leading laboratories, including the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
A Vision for the Future
In his new position, Dr. Boivin plans to expand the journal's reach beyond the traditional boundaries of physics, highlighting new measurement techniques that apply across various scientific and engineering domains. He emphasizes the importance of this journal in stimulating interest and excitement within the community while promoting the exchange of groundbreaking ideas and successes.
"I have a life-long passion for scientific instruments," Dr. Boivin states. "I believe innovative measurements can pave the way for new scientific discoveries and foster advancements that benefit society at large. My goal as editor-in-chief is to create opportunities for sharing and mastering these successful applications."
The Review of Scientific Instruments, established in 1930, continues to be a leading platform for cutting-edge research in scientific instrumentation, measurement techniques, and mathematical analyses relevant to various scientific fields, including physics, chemistry, and biology. As it approaches a century of publication, Dr. Boivin is dedicated to steering its progress toward a bright future.
Commitment to Accessibility and Education
Dr. Boivin underscores the journal's pivotal role in supporting good science and education. His initiatives will focus on developing new tools and making resources accessible to researchers, educators, public stakeholders, and curious learners who may engage with how measurements are achieved and how quality scientific work is conducted.
"The complexity of measurements requires clear explanation and guidance," he adds. "By demystifying these processes, we can significantly benefit both society and the scientific community at large."
AIP Publishing, the organization backing this journal, maintains a mission to advocate for equitable research communication in physical sciences, ensuring that groundbreaking discoveries and technological advancements are shared with the world. Dr. Boivin's appointment signifies a continuing commitment to that mission, as he embarks on an inspiring new chapter for Review of Scientific Instruments.
In summary, Dr. Boivin's appointment as editor-in-chief of the Review of Scientific Instruments marks an exciting new era for the journal. His extensive expertise and vision for interdisciplinary collaboration promise to enhance the journal's contributions to scientific instrumentation and measurement.
Knowing the impact of well-crafted scientific instruments on research fates and technological breakthroughs, Dr. Boivin is set to lead the Review of Scientific Instruments into new horizons of innovation and discovery, ensuring its relevance and leadership in the field for many years to come.