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This issue of “Software and Systems Modeling” and the following one are devoted to selected papers of the ninth MODELS Conference held in Genoa, Italy, from October 1– 6, 2006. The conference has established itself as one of the key international venues for the presentation of scientific results in the domain of model-driven engineering and related topics such as software modeling and model transformation. A total of 51 papers were selected for publication in the conference proceedings from 178 papers submitted for review from 34 different countries. As usual, both technical and experience papers were accepted, and separate program subcommittees evaluated the two kinds of submissions. There were two keynote speakers, Hassan Gomaa, who spoke about Architecture-Centric Real-Time Systems and Product Lines, and Irun R. Cohen, who spoke on Immune System Computation and the Immunological Homunculus. Both speakers kindly provided invited papers for the the conference proceedings. The conference also included three panels on diverse topics, twelve workshops, including an Educators’ Symposium and a Doctoral Symposium, and six tutorials on topics ranging from model-driven development to software factories. After the conclusion of the conference, the program committee was asked to propose a selection of the best papers for publication in a special issue of SoSyM. In the end, eleven papers were proposed, and their authors were invited

Guest Editorial to the Special Issue on MoDELS 2006