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Saluting Robert A. Gross

Robert A. Gross, MD, PhD, FANA, FAAN, the retiring Editor-in-Chief (EIC), has served as an Associate Editor (under former Editor-in-Chief Robert C. Griggs, MD, FAAN), Deputy Editor (under John H. Noseworthy, MD, FAAN), and finally EIC of Neurology® at a turbulent and uncertain time for the scholarly publishing industry. During the 19-year period in which he held these roles, scientific journals proliferated at a rapid rate and the electronic journal came into its own as the canonical version of research articles published. Electronic tracking systems and reviewer databases became the norm. A new business model, open access, appeared, threatening the existence of the subscription model and the publishing world as we knew it. Indeed, publication of scientific material on the world wide web, with the advent of post-peer review journals and preprint servers, threatened the long-held tradition of blinded peer review. The insertion of predatory publishers in the mix complicated article publishing even further.