The Journal of Neuroendocrinology (JNE) is delighted to announce applications are open for a new Early Career Editorial Board, formed as part of JNE’s commitment to neuroendocrinology and the support of early career researchers (ECRs) in the field across the world.
Applications are now open for 10 neuroendocrine ECRs from diverse backgrounds to join this new Early Career Editorial Board. The deadline is 12 November 2024.
The JNE Early Career Editorial Board will empower emerging neuroendocrinologists with knowledge, expertise and skills related to science publishing and peer review to excel in their scientific career.
ECRs joining this new Editorial Board will have the opportunity to participate in on-going development of the programme to ensure the experience meets the needs of the ECRs while also gaining the knowledge and experience on how the journal publishing process, including peer review, works.
Benefits for early career researchers
- Mentoring from senior JNE editors aligned to your area(s) of research on the editorial process.
- Experiential learning through shadowing a senior editor from your area of research expertise.
- Access comprehensive career development online workshops on science publishing and peer-review.
- Networking with peers on the ECR editorial board and mentors from the JNE senior editorial board.
- Opportunity to provide feedback on the content published in the journal, and suggest special issues, commentaries, and topical reviews.
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