The Bulletin de la Société Mathématique de France was founded in 1873, and it has published works by some of the most prestigious mathematicians, including for example H. Poincare??, E. Borel, E. Cartan, A. Grothendieck and J. Leray. It continues to be a journal of the highest mathematical quality, using a rigorous refereeing process, as well as a discerning selection procedure. Its editorial board members have diverse specializations in mathematics, ensuring that articles in all areas of mathematics are considered. Promising work by young authors is encouraged.