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The Scandinavian Journal of Psychology is turning 50!

We, the editorial office and section editors, want to celebrate this important occasion by putting some extra effort into profiling volume 50 (2009). We will do this by drawing attention to some of the peaks of psychological science of Scandinavian origin, while also pointing to current research of high international standing. In the first issue (2009:1), a separate section, the Cognition and Neuroscience section, is devoted to “Executive control” and is based on symposium contributions from the 9th Nordic Neuropsychology meeting in Gothenburg in August 2007. The contributors are all top level neuroscientists in Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. Five papers have been solicited by Lars Nyberg and reviewed by action editor Nils Inge Landrö. The whole of the 2009:5 issue will be devoted to the emerging and vital area called HEAD (HEaring And Deafness). HEAD research is typically interdisciplinary, taking technical, bio-medical and social aspects into account, but with a base in Cognitive Hearing Science in which cognitive concepts link different levels of description and explanation. This issue will consist of 15 contributions and is edited by Ruth Campbell, Mary Rudner and Jerker Rönnberg. The final 2009:6 issue will include 18 contributions from Scandinavian researchers within the field of psychological science whose careers have had substantial international impact. This issue is handled by action editor Erik Lykke Mortensen. We sincerely hope that our efforts will be gratifying to our readership. It is also our ambition that the actions taken will continue to improve the quality of the journal. Each of these actions will also be separately introduced by the action editors.