Expert and Researcher
Become an Expert or Research Collaborator
The Journal of Smart Algorithms and Applications (JSAA) welcomes experienced researchers, academics, and industry professionals to contribute their expertise to the journal and its scientific activities.
We invite experts from disciplines related to the journal's scope to collaborate with JSAA through editorial activities, peer review, special issues, webinars, conferences, workshops, research initiatives, and other academic programs.
By joining our network of experts, you can contribute to advancing scientific knowledge, promoting research excellence, and supporting the global research community.
Become a Research Collaborator
JSAA also encourages Master's students, Ph.D. candidates, postdoctoral researchers, and early-career scientists to become part of its growing international research community.
The journal provides opportunities to:
- Publish high-quality research articles.
- Participate in Special Issues and thematic collections.
- Collaborate with international researchers.
- Contribute to scientific conferences, webinars, workshops, and academic events.
- Expand professional networks and research collaborations.
- Promote interdisciplinary research and innovation.
JSAA is committed to supporting researchers in developing impactful scientific contributions and advancing their academic careers.
How to Apply
If you are interested in becoming an Expert Contributor or Research Collaborator with the Journal of Smart Algorithms and Applications (JSAA), please send the following documents to:
editorial.jsaa@scientificirg.com
- A current Curriculum Vitae (CV) in English.
- A brief biography highlighting your research interests and expertise.
- Your ORCID iD (if available).
- A list of selected publications (optional but recommended).
Applicants who do not have an English CV may use the JSAA CV Template (Word) as a guide when preparing their application.
Applications are reviewed by the Editorial Office based on academic qualifications, research experience, and relevance to the journal's scope.



