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Out of the Box

The spiral motif on this page is the emblem of the new nutrition science. If you attended the 18th International Congress of Nutrition in Durban last month, or if you have a copy of the special September issue of this journal, you will know why an organic shape, evoking movement on, around and up, represents our science, newly defined to work effectively in the 21st century. Its essence, stated in The Giessen Declaration, is that from now on, nutrition is confirmed as based on ethical principles and understanding of evolution, history and ecology, and is a biological and also a social and environmental science, with all this implies. When you write a paper whose scope or theme is part of the new nutrition science, please brand it with the spiral.