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ENBIS Academic Publications Panel

The mission of the ENBIS academic publications panel of experts is to help ENBIS members who want to publish in academic journals with feedback and directions. The assistance the panel provides is related to content and form. If the English needs to be improved, the panelist will indicate it but he/she are not expected to do the editing.

The process for getting feedback from the panel is as follows:

  1. Formulate a result you want to publish in writing as an abstract or draft paper
  2. Send the file to the panel managing director
  3. The panel managing director will send the file to one the experts on the panel
  4. The panel member will respond in writing to the managing director who will forward the response to original sender. The target response time is one month. The response can be anonymised or not depending on the wish of the panel member.

Access to the panel is restricted to ENBIS members only. Panel members are invited to join by the ENBIS president on the basis of past or current experience with editing of academic journals. The panel managing director will collect and distribute the requests for feedback by matching the topic for consideration with the appropriate panel member. This is in fact like a pre-review or unofficial review process to help ENBIS members publish papers in recognized academic journals.

Irena Ograjensek agreed to serve as the first panel managing director. All requests should be sent directly to her via email: irena.ograjensek@ef.uni-lj.si.

Current list of panel members

  • David Steinberg, editor of Technometrics
  • Larry Freedman, editor of Biometrics
  • Rainer Goeb, associate editor of JQT
  • Ron Kenett, editor in chief of QTQM, associate editor of JRSS(A)
  • Fabrizio Ruggeri, editor of ASMBI, editor of Bayesian Analysis
  • Philippe Castagliola, associate editor of QTQM
  • Peter Goos, associate editor of JQT, associate editor of JRCC(C)
  • Shirley Coleman, associate editor of QTQM, past associate editor of JRSS(A)
  • Martina Vandebroek, guest editor of QREI
  • Paolo Giudici, associate editor of ASMBI, guest editor of MCAP