The journal is edited by its editor-in-chief, advised by an editorial board of six researchers at six institutions in five countries, none of them the editor-in-chief's own. Every member is named below with affiliation and country, and no one is listed without their explicit consent.
Editor-in-Chief
- Matthias Templ, FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland, Olten, Switzerland.
Every editorial decision is read and signed by a named editor. The editor who signs a decision is named to the authors in the decision letter. Accountability rests with a person, not a process.
Editorial board
- Corsin Capol, University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons (FH Graubünden), Chur, Switzerland. Applications and data science.
- F. Sevinç Kurnaz, Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Türkiye (currently visiting at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, USA). Robust and computational statistics.
- Bernhard Meindl, Statistics Austria, Vienna, Austria. Statistical disclosure control and computational statistics.
- Daniel Morillo, Department of Behavioral Science Methodology, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Madrid, Spain. Psychometrics and item response theory.
- Valentin Todorov, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), Vienna, Austria. Robust multivariate methods and official statistics.
- Takahiro Yoshida, Center for Spatial Information Science, The University of Tokyo, Japan. Spatial statistics.
Board members advise on scope, act as ambassadors for reproducible research, and serve, independently of the founding editors, as the standing arbiters in the appeals procedure. Day-to-day editing stays with the editor-in-chief. Further members join on the same terms, and this page names them as they confirm.
Independence safeguards
- Editors do not publish their own research in the journal they edit; an editor of another FAIR Press Journals title who submits here is treated as any other author and takes no part in any decision about it (see the ethics policy).
- An appeal is never heard by the editor who signed the contested decision (see the complaints & appeals procedure).
- Every decision is auditable. The assessment record behind each verdict is kept and can be re-examined.
Interested in serving?
We welcome expressions of interest from researchers in statistics, applied mathematics and data science with a commitment to reproducible research, particularly researchers whose institutions and regions broaden the board. Write to contact@fairpressjournals.com with a short note and a link to your publication record.