Farewell and Thank You to Our Founding Editor, Thomas W. Ryan III

<div>SAE International extends its heartfelt thanks to Tom Ryan for his dedicated work as Editor-in-Chief of the <i>SAE International Journal of Engines</i> from 2008 to 2025. His vision for SAE allowed and encouraged the establishment of our journals program in 2008. As the SAE president that year, he saw the launch of our first journals, assuming the leadership for this journal, as well as establishing the beginning of our other journals. His dedication has helped to establish the journal as an impactful venue for academics and industry researchers alike.</div> <div>Dr. Ryan has been the leading force behind the <i>SAE International Journal of Engines</i> since its inception and is now retiring at the end of 2025 after an impressive tenure with the journal. Because of his instrumental policies and practices, Dr. Ryan will be listed on the journal as Founding Editor in perpetuity. We offer our thanks and great respect for his efforts, dedication, and leadership throughout the years.</div> <div>Dr. Ryan has been working closely over the past year with Dr. Gabriele Di Blasio, our new Editor-in-Chief, who will be leading our journal into the future.</div>

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SAE International Journal of Engines
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2025-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.4271/03-18-08-0045
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Safety Systems Engineering in Autonomy
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Farewell and Thank You to Our Founding Editor, Thomas W. Ryan III

Kimberly J. Martin
SAE International Journal of Engines
Safety Systems Engineering in Autonomy
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Farewell and Thank You to Our Founding Editor, Thomas W. Ryan III

Kimberly J. Martin
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<div>SAE International extends its heartfelt thanks to Tom Ryan for his dedicated work as Editor-in-Chief of the <i>SAE International Journal of Engines</i> from 2008 to 2025. His vision for SAE allowed and encouraged the establishment of our journals program in 2008. As the SAE president that year, he saw the launch of our first journals, assuming the leadership for this journal, as well as establishing the beginning of our other journals. His dedication has helped to establish the journal as an impactful venue for academics and industry researchers alike.</div> <div>Dr. Ryan has been the leading force behind the <i>SAE International Journal of Engines</i> since its inception and is now retiring at the end of 2025 after an impressive tenure with the journal. Because of his instrumental policies and practices, Dr. Ryan will be listed on the journal as Founding Editor in perpetuity. We offer our thanks and great respect for his efforts, dedication, and leadership throughout the years.</div> <div>Dr. Ryan has been working closely over the past year with Dr. Gabriele Di Blasio, our new Editor-in-Chief, who will be leading our journal into the future.</div>

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