eLife is happy to welcome new reviewing editors in: biochemistry, biophysics and structural biology, cell biology, computational and systems biology, genomics and evolutionary biology, genes and chromosomes, human biology and medicine, neuroscience, and in plant biology.
We are delighted to announce the newest members of the eLife Board of reviewing editors (BRE). They bring strong expertise in each of their areas and will help us maintain the efficient and constructive editorial process that eLife is known for.
The BRE is responsible for reviewing articles, at the request of the senior editors, and recruiting additional reviewers as needed. Once reviews are in, the BRE and reviewers consult with one another to finalise their decision and form a consolidated set of comments for the author -- which is what sets the eLife’s editorial process apart. Learn all about the eLife editorial process on our website.
Kang Shen, who joins as an eLife editor for neuroscience from Stanford University, US said:
“I’m excited about eLife because it is a top-notch research journal where decisions are made by leading colleagues in the field. I also like the reviewing process -- where there are more communications between the reviewers and a commitment to a fast turnaround.”
The newest members of the eLife Board of reviewing editors include:
Biochemistry
Rachel Green
John Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore
United States
Biophysics and structural biology
Richard Berry
University of Oxford
United Kingdom
Taekjip Ha
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
United States
Cell biology
Anna Akhmanova
Utrecht University
The Netherlands
Chris Burd
Yale University School of Medicine, Connecticut
United States
Johanna Ivaska
University of Turku
Finland
Michael Kozlov
Tel Aviv University
Israel
Computational and systems biology
Nir Friedman
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel
Genes and chromosomes
Rachel Green
John Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore
United States
Torben Jensen
Aarhus University
Denmark
Genomics and evolutionary biology
Nir Friedman
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel
Magnus Nordborg
Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology
Austria
Duncan Odom
University of Cambridge
United Kingdom
Joe Pickrell
New York Genome Center & Columbia University
United States
Human biology and medicine
Johanna Ivaska
University of Turku
Finland
Neuroscience
Christine Holt
University of Cambridge
United Kingdom
Heidi Johansen-Berg
University of Oxford
United Kingdom
Kang Shen
Stanford University
United States
David Kleinfeld
University of California, San Diego
United States
Plant biology
Magnus Nordborg
Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology
Austria
All the eLife editorial team members, along with details of their expertise, are listed on our website.
Finally, we wish to thank past members of the Board of reviewing editors for their invaluable contributions in helping to establish eLife as a strong and innovative new journal and being among the first to execute our transformative approach to peer review.
eLife editors are invited to join eLife by the Editor-in-Chief, after consultation with appropriate Deputy, Senior, and Reviewing editors.
