Not every day a moving robot can play the role of a Journal Editor-in-Chief! However, during the 16^th  Mediterranean Conference on Medical and Biological Engineering and Computing (MEDICON) that took place in Sarajevo, B&H, earlier this month, a self-rolling robot educated the audience about recent accomplishments of the Global Clinical Engineering Journal. The Journal Manager (Dr. Kallirroi Stavrianou) delivered a full presentation during the ‘Meet the Editors’ Session, and the rolling robot (Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Yadin David) interacted with the audience who enjoyed this new technological application.

We are thrilled to announce that our Global Clinical Engineering journal has recently been indexed in Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. This is an exciting development for our journal and reflects the high-quality writing and research that our authors have been
producing. With this indexing, our journal is now easily discoverable by researchers, academics, and practitioners worldwide, who rely on Scopus to find high-quality research articles. This will help to increase the visibility of the only journal dedicated to Clinical Engineering and to provide an even broader readership for our authors.
We believe that this development will further enhance the quality and relevance of our journal and we look forward to continuing to publish reliable applied content as well as cutting-edge research in clinical engineering. We would like to thank our authors, reviewers, and editorial board members for their contributions to the success of the journal, and we look forward to working together to further build on this momentum.

Now, more than ever, you have all the reasons to publish your work in Global CE Journal!

Members of the Editorial Board of the Global Clinical Engineering Journal were recognized for their expertise and public service before, however, none were recognized as an officer of the Order of the British Empire honours (OBE) for services to Clinical Engineering, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic. For bestowing this prestigious award on Professor Daniel Clark, Head of Clinical Engineering at Nottingham University Hospitals he was invited none the less but to the ceremony in Windsor Castle. Not even the 14th-century courageous archery legend Robin Hood and his band of “merry men”, who lived in Sherwood Forest and frequently clashed with the Sheriff of Nottingham, while helping the poor received such an honor. The Order of the British Empire was established by King George V in 1917 to honor those who had served in a non-combative role and expanded the Order to reward contributions to the Arts, Sciences, Charitable work, and Public Service.

We are proud to join the global clinical engineering village and the many patients in celebrating Professor Dan Clark’s Clinical Engineering work. Thank you, Dan!