Subject leadership
Guidance on journal scope and emerging research directions.
Academic leadership
Editorial expertise with clear academic accountability
Our academic leadership supports subject quality, ethical practice, and the editorial independence of each journal. Final manuscript decisions remain with the responsible journal editors.
Editorial standards
Support for rigorous review, ethical practice, and transparent decisions.
Academic independence
Separation of editorial judgment from commercial or personal influence.
Journal leadership
Editors leading our specialist journals
Each journal maintains a broader international editorial board. The links below lead to the full, journal-specific board records on the publishing platform.
CTOTOperator theory
Saeed Hashemi Sababe
Senior Researcher, Canada
CTOTOperator theory
Mostafa Hassanlou
University of Urmia, Iran
CTFAFunctional analysis
Ismail Nikoufar
Payame Noor University, Iran
CTMCMathematical computing
Davood Khojasteh Salkouyeh
University of Guilan, Iran
CTNLPONonlinear optimization
Hojjat Afshari
University of Bonab, Iran
CTDAAIData analytics & AI
Meng Li
Chongqing Technology and Business University, China
CTDAAIData analytics & AI
Limin Zou
Chongqing Technology and Business University, China
Editorial governance
How academic oversight supports reliable publication
Scope and relevance
Journal leaders define a coherent scholarly remit and assess whether submissions contribute meaningfully to that remit.
Qualified peer review
Editors select reviewers with appropriate subject expertise and manage competing interests responsibly.
Reasoned decisions
Acceptance, revision, or rejection decisions should be supported by the manuscript record and communicated professionally.
Integrity after publication
Editors support corrections, expressions of concern, and retractions when the reliability of the scholarly record requires action.
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