Propose a Special Issue
Lead focused exploration of emerging transplant topics.
Shape Scientific Discourse
Special Issues provide curated collections exploring specific themes in depth. JOT invites established researchers to propose topics and serve as Guest Editors, guiding the transplant community toward critical areas of inquiry.
Topic Definition
Craft a compelling theme addressing timely questions, controversies, or emerging technologies in transplantation. Define scope to attract diverse contributions.
Author Recruitment
Invite leading researchers, clinicians, and thought leaders to contribute original research, reviews, and perspectives on the theme.
Peer Review Oversight
Manage the review process with editorial office support. Ensure rigorous evaluation while maintaining timeline commitments.
Editorial Introduction
Write an introductory editorial synthesizing the collection, highlighting key findings, and contextualizing contributions within the broader field.
- Proposed title and 200-300 word scope description
- Justification for topic timeliness and significance
- List of 10-15 potential sub-topics or article types
- Names of potential contributors (with preliminary interest)
- Guest Editor CV and relevant publication history
- Proposed timeline (typically 9-12 months)
Guest Editor
- Named editorship on all articles
- Enhanced CV and profile visibility
- Leadership recognition in the field
- Networking with contributors
Special Issue
- Dedicated webpage and promotion
- Social media and newsletter features
- Cross-linking between articles
- Cohesive thematic presentation
Submit Your Proposal
Email proposals to [email protected]
