JHCS is edited by PhD-level computer scientists and reviewed by PhD students, postdocs, and industry researchers with peer-reviewed CS publications. Track editors are organized by subfield so every paper lands with reviewers who know the area.
PhD, Computer Science
The Editor-in-Chief oversees the review process, sets editorial standards for novelty, empirical rigor, and reproducibility, and issues the final decision on every manuscript.
Every JHCS track is overseen by at least one PhD-level track editor with peer-reviewed publications in that subfield.
Deep learning, reinforcement learning, NLP, computer vision, generative models, ML evaluation and safety, ML systems.
Track editor: Dr. Renata Solano, PhD · Ravenwood Research Institute
Algorithm design and analysis, data structures, complexity theory, approximation and randomized algorithms, formal methods.
Track editor: Dr. Marcus Ovitz, PhD · Harborline Applied Mathematics Institute
Operating systems, distributed systems, databases, storage, networking, embedded & IoT, computer architecture.
Track editor: Dr. Priya Bhattacharya, PhD · Cascade Systems Lab
Applied cryptography, systems and network security, usable security, privacy engineering, formal security models.
Track editor: Dr. Elias Grönfeldt, PhD · Northmark Security Group
Interaction techniques, accessibility, education technology, empirical HCI studies, human-AI interaction.
Track editor: Dr. Aiko Nishimoto, PhD · Meridian Interaction Studio
Compilers, language design and semantics, static and dynamic analysis, testing, empirical software engineering.
Track editor: Dr. Tomás Ferrari, PhD · Blueline PL Lab
JHCS is actively recruiting PhD students, postdocs, and industry CS researchers with published work in one of our tracks. Reviewers commit to a 2-week turnaround per round (our defining author-facing guarantee) and receive a modest honorarium per completed review.
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