As a service to both our readers and authors, starting April 1 we will formally list a small number of papers published in Physical Review B that the editors and referees find of particular interest, importance, or clarity. These Editors’ Suggestion papers will be listed on prb.aps.org and marked with a special icon in the print and online Tables of Contents and in online searches. The icon contains the printer’s mark that appeared on the covers of all sections of the Physical Review until about a decade ago.

Starting today, images from recently published Physical Review B papers will be featured on the new PRB web site in a feature named Kaleidoscope. Images will not appear on the print version of the journal. Selections will be based purely on aesthetic merit. We are looking for attractive and interesting visual images. The figure caption accompanying an image may vary from that in the published article, and the image itself may also be modified. Recently published images will appear on the main web page and in an archive where older images can also be found. We hope you enjoy them.

The birth of Physical Review at Cornell was celebrated with the unveiling of a plaque in Rockefeller Hall, near where the journal was originally published. The plaque marks Cornell's inclusion on the APS Register of Historic Sites. See the story in the Cornell Chronicle Online.