This paper provides a short review of some of the main topics in which the current research in evolutionary multi-objective optimization is being focused. The topics discussed include new algorithms, efficiency, relaxed forms of dominance, scalability, and alternative metaheuristics. This discussion motivates some further topics which, from the author's perspective, constitute good potential areas for future research, namely, constraint-handling techniques, incorporation of user's preferences and parameter control. This information is expected to be useful for those interested in pursuing research in this area.