EPL Editor-in-Chief
The European Physical Society are looking to recruit an Editor-in-Chief for its journal, EPL
- Closing date: 15 Feb 2021
- France | European Physical Society
- Date posted: 23 Dec 2020
- Job type: Science administration & media
- Discipline: Education & communications
Nominations are now open for the position of Editor-in-Chief of EPL, a leading global letters journal owned and published by a consortium of 17 national physical societies in Europe.
The Editor-in-Chief (EiC) needs to be a recognized authority and leading researcher in a field of physics, and have a broad knowledge and interest in physics and its frontiers.
The EiC will need to demonstrate strong commitment and leadership to further develop EPL as a top-ranking journal. Experience with the editorial process for a physics journal is also desirable.
The term of office is three and a half years beginning in July 2021. The EiC receives an annual honorarium. A job description is available here: https://authors.epletters.net/documents/EPL2021.docx.
The submission documents must include a CV, a publication list and a covering letter describing the qualifications and motivations of the candidate for the position of EPL Editor-in-Chief.The nomination file should be sent no later than 15 February 2021 to the EPL Editorial Office by e-mail to editorial.office@epletters.net or by regular mail to: European Physical Society, EPL Editorial Office, 6, rue des Frères Lumière, 68200 Mulhouse, France.
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