We're excited to commemorate BSJ's 10th anniversary with a Fall 2006/Spring 2007 double issue. Focusing on tiny technology, the fall issue explores the application of science at the micro scale, the nano scale and beyond. The spring issue focuses on busting scientific myths, with topics ranging from to common cold to aphrodisiacs. As always, don't forget to check out our array of undergraduate research papers detailing studies on computerized image background subtraction, deer-related vehicle accidents, sputtered iron thin films and Xenopus tropicalis mutant effects. PLUS feature interviews with the recently-deceased Daniel Koshland and John Kuriyan, both professors of molecular and cell biology.