Editors
All IntechOpen journals have broad, global Editorial Boards and strongly encourage members who are early career researchers or from communities less represented on more traditional journal boards. IntechOpen are committed to making our boards dynamic, diverse and globally representative of the research fields they represent.
Editors in Chief
Timothy Sands
Cornell University
AI, Computer Science and Robotics Technology
Pier Paolo Piccaluga
University of Bologna
Digital Medicine and Healthcare Technology
Eduardo Jacob-Lopes
Universidade Federal de Santa Maria
Green Energy and Environmental Technology
Section editors
Ramesh Agarwal
Washington University in St. Louis
Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
John Cabibihan
Qatar University
Robotics
Yao-Feng Chang
Intel Corporation
Electronic Devices and Advanced Materials
Timothy Sands
Cornell University
Artificial Intelligence
Leandros Maglaras
De Montfort University
Communications and Security
Valentina Emilia Balas
Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad
Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
Consolato M. Sergi
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, University of Ottawa
Precision Medicine
Hilal Arnouk
Midwestern University
Precision Medicine
Andreas Grabrucker
University of Limerick
Neural Engineering
Nasser Awwad
King Khalid University
Green and Sustainable Chemistry
Muhammad Wakil Shahzad
Northumbria University
Sustainable Energy Generation, Storage and Distribution
Abdelfatah Abomohra
University of Hamburg
Environmental Engineering & Clean Technologies
Tatiana Morosuk
Technical University of Berlin
Renewable Energies
For a full list of Editorial Board members, please visit individual journals pages
Each Editorial Board will work alongside a visionary board of global researchers and experts, who will provide feedback on developments in the research community and help to drive the journal to fully represent the needs of the academic communities within the scope of the publication. The visionary board will be asked to represent early career researchers and the global community, and bring forward open science requirements for the title.