IEEE Launches Climate Tech Magazine

Ieee launches a new publication, IEEE climatewhich aims to continue the mission and the vision of the organization to advance technology for the benefit of humanity. The publication should focus on how technology can play a vital role in mitigation and adaptation to climate change.

Researchers, engineers, practitioners and decision -makers will be able to share their innovative knowledge, ideas and solutions thanks to original content published in the magazine.

The Committee on appointments and appointments of the IEEE publication council and the appointments of the Product Commission are looking for applications for IEEE climate Editor -in -chief (EIC). The deadline to submit applications to Openwater is August 15.

Editor -in -chief responsibilities

The EIC will support the magazine’s editorial mission to provide an all -electronic archive magazine on the ieee, multidisciplinary and electronic scale that publishes several types of content related to climate science. This includes articles on politics, social implications and the economic impact of technology; Expert information from field leaders; and technical articles describing original research.

The EIC is expected to serve a three -year term, with the possibility of renowned an additional three -year term. The magazine should be launched later this year, with the first issue published in 2026.

Applicants must be a member of the IEEE in good standing, should be familiar with the publications of the IEEE and must have a broad understanding of the field in the academic world, industry and government.

IEEE climate Will has an editorial committee – designed by EIC – makes experts in various areas covered by the magazine, as well as a professional editor. Applicants must be able to attract and develop a diversified team of talented and respected people to sit on the editorial committee.

Solid management skills are necessary because they are essential to choose rich content, problem production and the treatment of submissions in a timely manner.

The editorial practices of IEEE climate will comply with the standards established by the IEEE publication policy, emphasizing the supply of research articles with the rapid examination process found in the organization’s journals.

EIC’s responsibilities include:

• Supervise the entire editorial process, which includes the guarantee of the quality and integrity of the content.
• Shape the overall direction of IEEE climate.
• Solicit submissions of land leaders on subjects of interest.
• Establish an examination process that minimizes biases and submits all articles of a given type to equivalent and without prejudice, to solve conflicts and other problems if necessary.
• Identify and appoint a various basin of qualified and committed editors responsible for managing the peer examination process established by the EIC.
• Ensure that all the content corresponds to the approved scope of the publication and the responsibility of the acceptance or rejection of the submissions.

How to subject an appointment

The appointments must be submitted via OpenWater and must include:

• The biography of candidates, including career information, the affiliations of the IEEE and the activities related to the IEEE.
• Candidate’s photograph.
• Information on the candidate’s qualifications and the experience related to publication.
• The candidate’s notable achievements in the previous roles of the IEEE, the relevant contributions with other organizations or the related work experience.
• Position statement that describes the candidate’s vision for the magazine.