Call for Early Career Researchers
The Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society (JICES) has recently established an Early Career Review Board (ECRB) and is pleased to announce a call for early career researchers and early career professionals to join this community of peer reviewers.
As an international journal focused on social and ethical issues related to information and communication technologies, JICES recognises the importance of nurturing the next generation of scholars and practitioners. We are committed to providing a platform where early career individuals can develop their editorial skills, gain insight into the publishing process, and contribute to the advancement of the field.
We welcome applications from:
- Early Career Researchers: Doctoral students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty members within five years of completing their PhD.
- Early Career Professionals: Working information professionals, librarians, and technologists new to the field who have a strong interest in evidence-based practice and research.
We are searching for young scholars in the following fields:
- AI Ethics broadly conceived
- AI Regulations
- AI Governance
- Social impacts of AI
- Journalism Ethics
- Digital Ethics
- Media Ethics
- Foundations of AI Ethics
- Philosophy of Technology
- Theology and AI
- Intercultural Ethics and AI
- Intercultural approaches to Technology
- Culture and AI
- Legal aspects of AI
- AI and labour
- AI and peace
- AI and war: ethical limits
Expectations
Reviewers are expected to provide constructive, timely, and objective feedback on manuscripts. On average, you may be invited to review 2–3 papers per year.
How to apply
The application process is simple – please email the journal’s Editor or Aggie Topolska, Journals Commissioning Lead, at [email protected], with your CV and a statement (no more than 400 words) on why you would like to be involved in the ECRB. Please also mention your primary areas of research expertise.