The Electrochemical Society (ECS) invites nominations for an Associate Editor (AE) position for the ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology (JSS).
JSS publishes high-quality, peer-reviewed research spanning fundamental and applied advances in solid state science and technology. ECS seeks respected scholars who actively contribute to their fields and are committed to voluntary service in support of the scholarly community. Ideal nominees demonstrate excellence in research, peer review, and editorial judgment, and share ECS’s commitment to scientific rigor, integrity, and fairness in publishing.
Topical Interest Areas
The Associate Editor supports manuscript submissions within these Topical Interest Areas (TIAs):
- Electronic Materials and Processing
- Electronic and Photonic Devices and Systems
- Sensors
Role and responsibilities
Associate Editors serve a vital role in advancing the mission and editorial quality of JSS by supporting the Technical Editors in the peer-review process. In this voluntary leadership role, Associate Editors contribute their expertise by:
- Evaluating manuscript scope, quality, and technical merit;
- Identifying and guiding qualified peer reviewers;
- Providing informed editorial recommendations and decisions;
- Supporting timely, fair, and rigorous peer review;
- Upholding the ethical standards and editorial vision of ECS publications.
Appointment details
- Initial term length: 12–36 months, in accordance with ECS charter parameters
- Estimated start date: February 2, 2026
- Associate Editor appointments are subject to approval by the ECS Publications Subcommittee
How to apply
Self-nominations are encouraged. Interested individuals should complete the ECS Editorial Opportunities Form and upload the required nomination materials for consideration by the journal leadership and ECS Publications Subcommittee.
Nomination Deadline: January 21, 2026
ECS is committed to transparency, fairness, and inclusivity in its editorial appointment processes and welcomes nominations from qualified individuals across the global electrochemical and solid state science community.