IPJ seeks editors with expertise in cardiovascular, neurophysiology, respiratory, renal, endocrine, and integrative physiology. Editors should have a strong publication record and experience in peer review.

• Doctoral degree or equivalent professional experience
• Active research program in physiology or closely related biomedical science
• Peer review experience for scholarly journals
• Commitment to timely editorial decisions
• Ability to assess methodological rigor and reproducibility

• Current CV with publication list
• Brief statement of expertise and interests
• Examples of recent physiology research
• Contact information and institutional affiliation

Applications are reviewed by the Editor in Chief and editorial board. Qualified candidates are contacted for confirmation and onboarding.

Editors typically manage four to six manuscripts per year. Time commitment averages two to four hours per manuscript, including reviewer coordination and decision preparation.

IPJ selects editors based on subject expertise, publication record, and commitment to timely decision making. Applicants should have experience in peer review and physiology research.

• Demonstrated expertise in physiology subfields
• Active research or clinical practice record
• Prior peer review or editorial experience
• Commitment to ethical and rigorous review

Editors and reviewers help maintain the integrity of physiology research. IPJ expects timely, constructive feedback that improves clarity and reproducibility.

• Focus on methodological rigor and physiological relevance.
• Provide actionable comments for authors.
• Declare conflicts of interest before accepting assignments.
• Maintain confidentiality of submitted work.

Timely, fair, and constructive input helps IPJ maintain publication quality.

• Respond to invitations promptly.
• Submit reviews within agreed timelines.
• Provide balanced feedback with actionable guidance.
• Respect confidentiality of submitted work.

IPJ is committed to rigorous, transparent publishing in physiology research. We emphasize reproducible methods, clear reporting of experimental protocols, and ethical compliance across all article types.

The editorial office supports authors, editors, and reviewers with clear guidance and responsive communication. For questions about scope or workflow, contact [email protected].

We encourage continuous improvement in reporting practices and share updates that help the community maintain high standards in human and comparative physiology.