Dear PODC community! The new EATCS Bulletin is available at: https://eatcs.org/images/bulletin/beatcs139.pdf Alexandra Silva is our first interviewee this year, and you can read more about her and her advice, e.g., for young researchers or what to do when stuck with a research problem, in the interview column. The distributed computing column features Naama Ben-David, winner of the 2022 Principles of Distributed Computing Doctoral Dissertation Award, who revisits the idea of “lock-free locks”. The Bulletin further includes a guest column by Boaz Barak: in the theory blogs column he tells us about his experience writing on the “Windows in Theory” blog, about his sources of inspiration, about his thoughts on mathematics and computer science education, and much more. In the complexity column, Ryan Williams is motivated by the observation that we have a lot of information about what the proofs of longstanding open complexity lower bounds cannot look like and investigates the question: what could a proof of a strong lower bound look like? The logical column revolves around model theory and Yuri Gurevich discusses the the umbilical cords of finite model theory. The educational column investigates how teaching informatics can contribute to improving education in general. Last but not least, in the perspectives column, Antoine Amarilli gives an introduction to the Theoretical Computer Scientists for Future (TCS4F) initiative which aims to make research in theoretical computer science environmentally sustainable. I thank all the contributors to this issue. Enjoy the new Bulletin! Stefan -- Prof. Dr. Stefan Schmid Intelligent Networks (INET) TU Berlin, Germany *https://schmiste.github.io/ <https://schmiste.github.io/>* ############################ Unsubscribe: [log in to unmask] If you don't already have a password for the LISTSERV.ACM.ORG server, we recommend that you create one now. A LISTSERV password is linked to your email address and can be used to access the web interface and all the lists to which you are subscribed on the LISTSERV.ACM.ORG server. To create a password, visit: https://LISTSERV.ACM.ORG/SCRIPTS/WA-ACMLPX.CGI?GETPW1 Once you have created a password, you can log in and view or change your subscription settings at: https://LISTSERV.ACM.ORG/SCRIPTS/WA-ACMLPX.CGI?SUBED1=PODC