“Thus, a modern paraphrasing of Aquinas is that each individual has unique knowledge supported by synaptic changes in the brain; that individuals express their knowledge by creating and transmitting representations by manipulating their bodies and materials that can be grasped and shaped by hands, which constitute information given to the senses of others; that shared knowledge is created through the reception of information. Truth is in the reality, and simultaneously it is unveiled by the joint intentional activity of human cognitive powers in concert. The meanings of knowledge and information emerge through social interactions among intentional beings.”

http://www.thelatinlibrary.com/aquinas.html

So far, they’ve completed the Summa, and the Sentences and the commentaries on Isaiah and Jeremiah are under development. In English-only, they’ve also published the Summa Contra Gentiles and the Catena Aurea.

These editions seem so much more functional to me than a bound book, unless you really just want to sit down and read it cover-to-cover, and then put it away.