Join Our Team of Academic Reviewers! （Applications Always Welcomed.）

The journal Neural Injury and Functional Reconstruction is both youthful and vibrant, focusing on neuroscience and allied disciplines. It is currently indexed in the Chinese Science and Technology Paper and Citation Database (CSTPCD) and is indexed in China’s Core Journals of Science and Technology (a source journal for statistical analysis of Chinese scientific papers).

As the journal’s prestige and impact factor continue to grow, we have experienced a surge in submission volume. In order to accelerate the review process, reduce time-to-publication, and enhance our peer review system, we are seeking qualified specialists in pertinent fields to join our team of reviewers.

Criteria for Peer Reviewers:

(1) Possess integrity, maintain rigorous academic standards, and demonstrate enthusiasm for the peer review process.

(2) Hold an associate senior title or higher; OR hold a doctoral degree AND an intermediate title or higher; OR be a postdoctoral researcher (nationally or internationally).

(3) Conduct research in one of the following fields: neurosurgery, neurology, psychiatry, rehabilitation medicine, orthopedics, radiology, ophthalmology, anesthesiology, or basic medical sciences; must have published a certain number of relevant research papers. Prior consideration will be given to those who have published SCI papers or hold research grants.

(4) Have prior research experience or substantial clinical work experience.

(5) Possess strong English proficiency and writing skills, with a solid command of statistical knowledge.

Experts who meet the above basic criteria and are willing to undertake peer review duties for Neural Injury and Functional Reconstruction are requested to submit their curricula vitae (CVs) as attachments to sjssgncj@vip.163.com. Upon successful evaluation by our journal, they will be formally confirmed and appointed with a letter of engagement. Compensation will be provided for completed reviews. Outstanding reviewers will qualify as candidates for membership on the next editorial board.

Editorial Department of Neural Injury and Functional Reconstruction