Lend your expertise.
This is a demo site — the form below is a working example of the application flow, not a real call for reviewers or editors. AJDSI and its editorial board are fictional, created to showcase Airix360's OJS plugin suite.
What you get
Real academic credit
Reviewer and editorial service is recorded and citable — via ORCID and, for reviewers, Publons-style verified records.
Structured, bounded workload
A rubric-driven process and a capped annual commitment, not open-ended obligations.
A voice in the field
Direct influence on what translational research gets published and how it is framed for real-world impact.
Become a reviewer.
Reviewers are the foundation of our quality bar. We onboard scholars across data science, digital humanities, open scholarship, and applied innovation.
- Recognized via Publons / ORCID review records
- Structured rubric — no unbounded essays
- Two-paper annual commitment
- Editor mentorship for early-career reviewers
Join the editorial board.
Board members shape journal scope and policy, mentor reviewers, and handle editorial decisions in their subject area. We welcome applications from established and mid-career researchers.
- Section-level editorial authority
- Named on the masthead and each issue
- Quarterly editorial-board meeting (remote)
- Open to early- and mid-career scholars
Apply
Submit the form below with your expertise and affiliation.
Editorial review
The editor-in-chief and section editors review fit against current needs.
Onboarding
Approved applicants receive reviewer/board access and a short orientation.
Active role
Start receiving review invitations or join editorial discussions.
Before you apply
Frequently asked
Is this a paid position?
No — like almost all scholarly journals, reviewer and editorial-board roles at AJDSI are voluntary academic service.
How much time does it take?
Reviewers commit to roughly two manuscripts a year; board members join one remote quarterly meeting plus ad hoc section decisions.
Can I apply for both roles?
Yes — select "Reviewer + Editorial Board" in the form and describe both interests in your message.
What happens after I apply?
The editorial office reviews applications on a rolling basis and replies by email, typically within two weeks.