IJCT Editorial and Reviewer Board
★ Editorial Excellence Since 2013
IJCT Editorial and Reviewer Board
The peer-review experts behind the International Journal of Computer Techniques (IJCT) — an open access, peer-reviewed journal advancing research in computer science, software engineering, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies.
Welcome to the official IJCT Editorial and Reviewer Board page of the International Journal of Computer Techniques (IJCT). Our distinguished panel of academic editors and subject-matter peer reviewers represents leading universities, research institutes, and industry laboratories across more than 40 countries. Every manuscript submitted to IJCT undergoes rigorous double-blind peer review by at least two members of this board, ensuring that every published paper meets the highest standards of scholarly quality, technical accuracy, and scientific integrity.
The IJCT reviewer board is the foundation of our editorial credibility. Reviewers volunteer their time and expertise to evaluate submissions in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, software engineering, computer networks, cybersecurity, cloud computing, IoT, blockchain, human-computer interaction, and related computer science disciplines. We publicly recognise every reviewer to honour their contribution and to provide full transparency to authors, readers, and indexing services such as DOAJ, Crossref, Google Scholar, and OAJI.
200+Active Reviewers
40+Countries Represented
12Subject Areas
2–4Weeks Review Cycle
About the IJCT Editorial Board
The International Journal of Computer Techniques (IJCT) is a fully open access, peer-reviewed scholarly journal published online with ISSN 2394-2231. Since its founding, IJCT has provided an authoritative platform for original research, comprehensive surveys, technical notes, and case studies covering every branch of computer science and applied computing.
Our editorial board is structured into three tiers — an Editor-in-Chief who provides strategic direction, a panel of Associate Editors who handle subject-area editorial decisions, and an international panel of Peer Reviewers who evaluate the technical merit of each submission. Every member is selected for their demonstrated scholarly expertise, publication record, and commitment to ethical academic publishing.
Editorial independence: All editorial decisions at IJCT are made solely on the academic merit of the work, free from commercial, political, or institutional influence. We follow COPE guidelines and ICMJE recommendations.
Our Peer Review Process
IJCT operates a transparent double-blind peer review system. Author identities are concealed from reviewers, and reviewer identities are concealed from authors, ensuring evaluations are based purely on scholarly merit. Every submission moves through four distinct stages:
Editorial Screening
Initial check for scope fit, language quality, plagiarism, and formatting. Completed within 3–5 days.
Reviewer Assignment
Editor assigns 2–3 subject-matter reviewers from our board based on expertise tags and topic match.
Double-Blind Review
Reviewers evaluate originality, methodology, results, references, and writing quality. 2–4 weeks.
Editorial Decision
Accept, minor revision, major revision, or reject. Final decision issued within 4–6 weeks of submission.
Become an IJCT Reviewer
We continuously invite qualified researchers to join the IJCT reviewer panel. If you hold a Ph.D. or equivalent expertise in any branch of computer science, software engineering, information systems, artificial intelligence, or emerging computing technologies — and you are passionate about advancing scholarly quality — we would be honoured to welcome you to our board.
Eligibility: Master’s degree minimum (Ph.D. preferred), peer-reviewed publication record, ORCID iD, institutional email address, and demonstrated subject-matter expertise. Industry researchers with strong publication records are equally welcome.
Benefits of Joining the IJCT Reviewer Board
Serving as an IJCT peer reviewer is a meaningful scholarly contribution that strengthens the global research community. Our reviewers receive a range of professional recognitions and career-enhancing benefits:
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Reviewer Certificate
Digital certificate of recognition for every review completed, signed by the Editor-in-Chief.
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Global Visibility
Public listing on this page with your name, affiliation, ORCID, and areas of expertise.
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Academic Credit
Web of Science / Publons-style reviewer credit you can add to your CV and ORCID record.
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Early Research Access
Preview cutting-edge submissions in your field before they reach the public domain.
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Scholarly Network
Connect with editors and researchers from 40+ countries across our editorial community.
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Professional Growth
Sharpen critical evaluation skills, stay current with the latest research, strengthen your CV.
Publishing Ethics and Standards
IJCT is committed to upholding the highest standards of publishing ethics and scholarly integrity. Our editorial board operates in full compliance with the following internationally recognised frameworks:
- Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) — Core Practices for journals
- ICMJE Recommendations — authorship, conflicts of interest, peer review
- DOAJ open access best practices
- CC BY 4.0 open licensing — authors retain full copyright
- Plagiarism screening for every submission using industry-standard similarity detection
- Zero tolerance for fabricated data, image manipulation, citation manipulation, and authorship abuse
Editor-in-Chief
The Editor-in-Chief provides strategic leadership for IJCT, oversees editorial policy, and makes final publication decisions on appeals and special issues.
Associate Editors
Associate Editors handle subject-area editorial decisions and manage reviewer assignments within their domain expertise. They are senior researchers with extensive publication and editorial experience.
Reviewer Panel
Our international reviewer panel represents researchers from leading universities and research institutes worldwide. Reviewers are listed alphabetically by surname. To search for a specific reviewer or expertise area, use your browser’s find function (Ctrl/Cmd + F).
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I become a reviewer for IJCT?
Researchers with a Ph.D. or equivalent expertise in computer science, software engineering, AI, data science, networking, cybersecurity, or related fields can apply through our reviewer registration form. Submissions are reviewed by the editorial board and qualified applicants are invited to join the IJCT reviewer panel.
What qualifications do I need to join the IJCT reviewer board?
Reviewers should hold at least a master’s degree (Ph.D. preferred) in a computer science or related discipline, have published peer-reviewed research, and demonstrate subject-matter expertise in their stated review areas. ORCID iD and an institutional email address are required for verification.
Is reviewing for IJCT a paid role?
Peer review for IJCT is a voluntary scholarly contribution. Reviewers receive a digital certificate of recognition, Web of Science / Publons-style reviewer credit, and a permanent listing on this IJCT editorial and reviewer board page for global visibility.
How long does the IJCT peer review process take?
IJCT follows a double-blind peer review process. Initial editorial screening takes 3–5 working days, full peer review is completed within 2–4 weeks, and final publication decisions are issued within 4–6 weeks of submission.
Does IJCT follow COPE and ICMJE publishing ethics?
Yes. IJCT adheres to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines and ICMJE recommendations for authorship, peer review, conflict of interest, and research integrity.
Can I update my reviewer profile after joining?
Yes. Once approved, you can log in to your IJCT reviewer account to update your affiliation, ORCID, expertise areas, and contact preferences at any time.
Ready to Join the IJCT Reviewer Board?
Apply today and contribute your expertise to advancing global computer science research. We welcome qualified peer reviewers from every region and every subdiscipline.
