Call for Applications – TNANO Young Editorial Board Members

IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology (TNANO), the flagship journal of the IEEE Nanotechnology Council, invites applications for its Young Editorial Board. This initiative supports outstanding early-career researchers who wish to contribute to the journal’s scientific development, promote emerging areas of nanotechnology, and gain editorial and leadership experience. TNANO publishes high-quality peer-reviewed work across fundamental nanoscience, emerging technologies, and industrial innovation, under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Prof. Georgios Ch. Sirakoulis.

Who Should Apply

• Applicants should hold a Ph.D. or equivalent degree and at least an early-career academic or research position, such as Assistant Professor, Postdoctoral Researcher, or equivalent.
• Candidates should normally be within ten years of their Ph.D. nomination; exceptional cases may be considered beyond this limit.
• Research expertise should align with the scope of IEEE TNANO, with demonstrated participation in funded projects, major initiatives, or competitive grant programs.
• Applicants should have at least five first-author or corresponding-author publications in reputable international peer-reviewed journals, preferably including IEEE venues.
• Scientific rigor, professional integrity, collegiality, and commitment to the mission of IEEE TNANO are essential. Prior reviewing, editing, conference organization, or IEEE NTC involvement is highly valued.

Expected Contributions

• Submit or solicit at least one high-quality manuscript within the first year of appointment.
• Support the identification, planning, organization, and peer review of special issues or special sections in emerging nanotechnology areas.
• Promote IEEE TNANO through conferences, seminars, online presentations, professional networks, and outreach to high-quality authors.
• Participate in IEEE NTC conferences and related journal activities, especially those linked to thematic initiatives.
• Recommend distinguished experts for future editorial service and contribute ideas to the journal’s long-term strategy.

Benefits

• Official certificate after successful completion of the two-year term, with outstanding service potentially leading to reappointment or nomination to the main Editorial Board.
• Greater international visibility through journal communication channels and media platforms.
• Leadership, networking, and professional development through editorial meetings, strategic discussions, and academic events.
• Practical experience with the peer-review and editorial processes of a leading IEEE Transactions journal.

Application Procedure

Interested candidates should complete the official application form and submit it with a personal statement describing their motivation, relevant experience, and vision for contributing to IEEE TNANO.

• Email: gsirak@ee.duth.gr
• Subject line: “IEEE TNANO Young Editorial Board Application: Your Name + Your Research Area.”
• Application deadline: June 30, 2026

Qualified early-career researchers from around the world are warmly encouraged to apply and help shape the future of IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology.