Provide full name, affiliation, specialization areas, and recent publication highlights relevant to immune aging and geriatrics.

Include prior peer review or editorial experience, preferred manuscript categories, and realistic availability.

Editors should update availability changes promptly and maintain confidentiality and conflict disclosure standards during all assignments.

Strong editor applications include a focused expertise statement, publication history, peer-review background, and realistic availability for decision timelines. Providing precise subject coverage helps the journal route manuscripts efficiently and maintain rapid, high-quality editorial handling.

Applicants are encouraged to highlight experience with clinical research, translational models, evidence synthesis, or policy-relevant scholarship in aging and immune health. This context supports better alignment between editorial assignments and domain specialization.

For application assistance or role-fit questions, email [email protected] with your CV and key areas of expertise.

Applications are reviewed more efficiently when expertise descriptors are specific and measurable. Include primary disease areas, preferred article types, methodological strengths, and recent publications so assignment decisions can be matched to manuscript needs with minimal follow-up.

Editorial and peer-review roles deliver the greatest value when expertise, communication quality, and response reliability are all strong. Contributors should keep profiles current, provide evidence-based recommendations, and frame feedback in ways that support actionable revision decisions. Consistent service quality improves turnaround times and strengthens trust across authors, editors, and reviewers. JIG uses this collaborative standard to maintain high publication quality in a field where methodological precision and clinical interpretation both matter. Professionals who engage with discipline and clarity not only improve journal outcomes, but also build durable reputation value and long-term leadership opportunities in the research community.