JACS Au Announces the 2024 Early Career Advisory Board

Abstract

The JACS Au editorial team relies on two key advisory groups to guide our journal operations, our Editorial Advisory Board (EAB), composed of mostly senior scientists and engineers, and our Early Career Advisor Board (ECAB), which brings early career perspectives to the journal. In parallel, the ECAB also plays a key role honoring and highlighting recently published papers through our “ECAB Selects” program, 1 with those papers selected for this program being eligible for our annual Outstanding Paper Award. With this editorial, I am pleased to introduce the 2024 Early Career Advisory Board (Table 1 ). Table 1 Members of the 2023 JACS Au Early Career Advisory Board First Name Family Name Institution Location Symone Alexander Auburn University USA Yunjung Baek KAIST South Korea Fang Bai ShanghaiTech University China Chan Cao University of Geneva Switzerland Emilio Carlos de Lucca Jra University of Campinas Brazil Flaviana Di Lorenzo University of Naples Federico II Italy Ivana Drienovska Vrije University Amsterdam Netherlands Marcus Drover Western University Canada Fun Man Fung National University of Singapore Singapore Sandra Gómez University of Salamanca Spain Phillip Grant Nanyang Technological University Singapore Yu Harabuchia Hokkaido University Japan Nicole Jamesa Reed College USA Abigail Knight University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill USA Vera Krewald Technical University of Darmstadt Germany Yun Liu Peking University China Alexander Mason University of Wollongong Australia Raphael Nagao University of Campinas Brazil Giulia Palermo University of California, Riverside USA Xiao Su University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign USA Alessandra Vitalea Polytechnic University of Turin Italy Pengyao Xing Shandong University China Xin Yan Texas A&M University USA Leiting Zhang Uppsala University Sweden Qi Zhang East China University of Science and Technology China a Second year board members. Nominations for membership on the ECAB are sought each year from the broader community, from the EAB, and from our editorial team. Nominees have typically earned a PhD 3–10 years ago and are actively involved in the professional community, including through scientific publishing. As noted above, the ECAB identifies top publications appearing in JACS Au on a quarterly basis and these “ECAB Selects” papers become nominees for the annual JACS Au Outstanding Paper Award. The winner of this recognition receives a publication voucher that waives open access publication fees for a future ACS Au family journal publication. JACS Au publishes Articles and Letters consistent with the top 10% of papers in any ACS Publications journal, covering all areas of chemistry and allied fields. Additionally, we publish a limited number of Perspectives, with our EAB and ECAB members often serving as manuscript reviewers and advisors. We are pleased to welcome our newest collection of ECAB members to our team and congratulate them on their nomination and selection for this board.