Chemosensors is recruiting Reviewer Board members with expertise in chemical sensing and related analytical methods. The aims and scope are detailed below.
Chemical sensing theory and mechanisms and detection principles, including but not limited to:
- Electrochemical devices and sensors
- Optical chemical sensors
- Mass-sensitive sensors
- Field-effect transistor sensors
- Catalytic sensors
- Acoustic and thermal sensors
Development, fabrication technology, including but not limited to:
- Materials for chemical sensing
- Nano- and microtechnologies
- Chemical assays and validation
The use of the analytical method and applications in food, environmental monitoring, medicine, pharmacy, industry, agriculture, etc., including but not limited to:
- Analytical apparatus
- Spectroscopy
- Biochemical analysis
- Imaging
- Bioanalytical chemistry
- Quantitative analysis
Classic chemical sensing topics, including but not limited to:
- Gas sensors, electronic noses, and electronic tongues
- pH sensors, humidity sensors
- Microfluidic devices, lab-on-a-chip, single molecule sensing, nanosensors, medical analyzers, enzymes sensors
- Drug and medico-diagnostic testing
The main responsibilities of Reviewer Board members are to evaluate the quality of manuscripts and to provide timely high-quality review reports. As a reviewer for Chemosensors you:
1) Receive a discount voucher code entitling you to a reduction in the article processing charge (APC) for your submission to MDPI.
2) Receive a personalized reviewer certificate.
3) Are included in the journal’s annual acknowledgment of reviewers.
4) Are considered for the journal’s outstanding reviewer award.
5) Can build your profile on Publons and have your reviewing activity automatically added for participating journals.
More details can be found at
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/chemosensors/submission_reviewers.
Chemosensors (ISSN 2227-9040; CODEN: CHEMO9) is an international, scientific, peer-reviewed, open access journal on the science and technology of chemical sensors and the related analytical methods published online by MDPI. Chemosensors received its first Impact Factor of 3.108 with JCR category rankings of 27/86 (Q2) in ‘Chemistry, Analytical’; 13/27 (Q2) in ‘Electrochemistry’; and 16/64 (Q1) in ‘Instruments & Instrumentation’. The website of Chemosensors can be accessed here.
To apply or request further information, please contact the Chemosensors Editorial Office ([email protected]). We look forward to hearing from you soon.
