Join Bentham Science Publishers as a Guest Topical Issue Editor for the journal,
"The Open Anaesthesia Journal" .If you're interested in publishing your research,
click here .Position Overview :
We invite researchers and scientists to join us as Guest Topical Issue Editors for
The Open Anaesthesia Journal, to contribute to a research area most relevant to their expertise. Candidates should have a proven track record of scholarly publishing and experience in organizing Topical Issues, with the ability to assemble high-quality research or review articles related to their section.Key Responsibilities :
Develop a comprehensive proposal for a special issue, highlighting its importance and detailing prospective contributors.Collaborate with co-editors to organize the special issue and coordinate with authors.Invite contributors from diverse regions, focusing on those with a strong publication record.Promote the special issue to enhance its visibility and impact.Qualifications and Experience :
Ph.D. in related fieldsValid Scopus IDExperience in publishing guest-edited thematic issues in peer-reviewed journals.Strong networks within the research community.Excellent communication and organizational skills.Familiarity with scientific publication and peer review processes.Benefits :
Honorarium to support promotion and research endeavors.Rapid publication, with articles online within 30 days of acceptance.Full APC waiver for articles authored by the Topical Issue.Free online subscription to all articles published during the year.Location :
This is a remote opportunity, offering flexibility.How To Apply :
Submit your CV, list of publications, and a Topical issue proposal by 25 August 2025.Proposal should include :
Title and scope of the Topical issueKeywords, sub-topics, article titles, potential contributors, and submission deadlinesSpecial Instructions :
Each author/co-author can contribute one paper. Contributions must align with approved topics. Manuscript extensions are limited to 60 days.Additional Offer :
Outstanding editors may be considered for positions on the Editorial Board. A Scopus ID is required for application eligibility.
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