Propose a Special Issue
Lead a focused collection of HIV/AIDS research as a Guest Editor for JCRHAP.
Organize a Special Issue
The Journal of Clinical Research in HIV/AIDS and Prevention welcomes proposals from established researchers interested in guest editing special issues on timely topics in HIV research, prevention science, and clinical care. Special issues bring together focused collections of related research, providing comprehensive coverage of emerging topics such as new therapies, prevention strategies, or vulnerable populations.
Guest Editors work with the JCRHAP editorial team to develop compelling special issues that attract high-quality submissions from HIV researchers worldwide and serve as valuable resources for the clinical and research community. Successfully organized special issues enhance visibility for both the journal and guest editors while advancing knowledge in important HIV research areas.
Leading a special issue offers numerous professional benefits for established HIV researchers.
Professional Recognition
Guest Editors receive visible credit on all special issue publications. Your name and affiliation appear prominently, demonstrating leadership and expertise in your specific HIV research area.
Network Expansion
Organizing a special issue connects you with HIV researchers worldwide who submit to your collection. You interact with leading scientists as authors and reviewers, expanding your professional network.
Research Impact
Well-organized special issues become valuable resources cited by researchers throughout HIV/AIDS science. Your editorial leadership shapes discourse on important topics in HIV prevention and treatment.
JCRHAP welcomes proposals covering any aspect of HIV/AIDS research. Strong proposals focus on topics with sufficient activity to generate quality submissions.
- Emerging antiretroviral therapies and drug resistance
- HIV prevention innovations including PrEP and vaccines
- HIV in special populations including children and adolescents
- Co-infections including tuberculosis and hepatitis
- HIV cure research and reservoir science
- Implementation science in HIV programs
To propose a special issue, submit a proposal including the title and scope, topic importance for HIV research, proposed timeline, and brief CVs of Guest Editors.
Guest Editor Qualifications
Guest Editors should hold doctoral degrees and have active research programs in HIV/AIDS or related fields. Prior editorial experience is helpful but not required. Demonstrated expertise in the proposed topic is essential for attracting quality submissions.
The special issue process typically spans twelve to eighteen months from proposal approval to completion. The JCRHAP editorial team provides guidance on manuscript handling, peer review coordination, and promotion to the HIV research community throughout the process.
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Lead a special issue and advance HIV/AIDS research in your area of expertise.
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