EiC's Responsibilities

The Editor-in-Chief (EiC) is the head of the journal and is a highly experienced scientist and researcher with a broader vision within the discipline of the fields covered in the journal.

The EIC is responsible for:

  • defining the aims and scope of the journal;
  • adjusting the mission of the journal according to the changing needs of the readership;
  • ensuring the publications are within the defined scope of the journal;
  • ensuring the scientific quality of the publications;
  • leading the journal to publish two issues annually;
  • reviewing the editorial process of the accepted manuscripts and making a final recommendation whether or not a manuscript can be published after the peer-review process;
  • suggesting topics for Special Issues;
  • acting as an ambassador for the journal;
  • promoting the journal and increasing its reputation and visibility;
  • developing and supporting strategies for increasing submissions and readership; and
  • handling allegations and findings of scientific misbehavior and misconduct.

The Editor-in-Chief position is honorary. As a reward for their endeavors, the EIC can publish their papers free of charge in any of our open-access journals. The initial term for the Editor-in-Chief position is two years and can be renewed.