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Journal of Orthopedic Research in 1995 marks the end of Wilson Hayes' long and productive editorship. In the first issue in 1983, Clement Sledge, Chairman of the Editorial Advisory Board, commented. "We were extremely fortunate on all accounts. we convinced Wayne Akeson and Wilson Hayes to share the editorial burden." The intervening years have proven the accuracy of Dr. Sledge's observation. Few people could have served the Journal of Orthopaedic Research so well while making as many other important contributions to orthopaedics as Wilson (Toby) Hayes. After receiving his bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from Stanford University, he completed research fellowships in Davos, Switzerland, and the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. He then served as an instructor in orthopaedic surgery at Northwestern, held assistant and associate professorships at Stanford and the University of Pennsylvania, and then became an associate professor of orthopaedic surgery at Harvard Medical School in 1979.
At Harvard, he continued to make impressive original contributions to the understanding of cartilage and bone biomechanics, bone remodeling, and fracture mechanics. Despite his demanding research prograin and a full schedule of other academic activities, Toby accepted the challenge of being one of the founding co-editors of the Journal of Orthopaedic Research. In 1982, he and Wayne Akeson organized the journal and developed its editorial policies and philosophies. They had to expend considerable effort to encourage investigators to submit their work to a journal that appeared to have uncertain prospects. Toby soon established a remarkably efficient editorial office. Among the reasons for the continuing efficiency of
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