Hemato (ISSN: 2673-6357) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal on hematology, published quarterly online by MDPI.
To develop different research areas and to continue to attract high-quality papers, Hemato is recruiting Section Editors-in-Chief for the following Sections:
The Section Editor-in-Chief is responsible for ensuring the scientific quality of a particular Section of a journal and is expected to oversee the growth and development of the journal’s Sections and its Board Members.
The responsibilities of the Section Editor-in-Chief include the following:
- Setting the scope and direction of the Section;
- Advising on the strategic development of the Section;
- Maintaining an oversight of the editorial process for individual manuscripts in their respective Section (mainly by making the final decision regarding whether a paper can be published after peer review and revisions);
- Inviting distinguished scientists to join the Editorial Board;
- Suggesting topics for Special Issues;
- Coordinating the Section Editorial Board and encouraging their contributions to the journal;
- Promoting Hemato and increasing its visibility at academic conferences;
- Understanding, leading, and upholding MDPI’s peer-review guidelines and ethics guidelines.
Please find more details at the following link: https://www.mdpi.com/editors#Editorial_Board_Responsibilities
As a Section Editor-in-Chief, you will have the unique opportunity to network and communicate with scholars in the hematology community, building long-term relationships and establishing your influence within your discipline. Appointed members will also receive an Editor Certificate confirming this role. In addition, you will have the opportunity to publish two papers per year, free of charge, in any of our journals. The term for this position is two years, and this can be renewed.
If you are a researcher in a related field and are passionate about participating in the publication of cutting-edge research, please do not hesitate to get in touch about joining the Hemato Editorial Board. To apply for this position, please contact the Hemato Editorial Office ([email protected]) with the following two files attached:
- A full academic CV;
- A short cover letter that details your interests and enthusiasm for the position.
Hemato Editorial Office
