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ISEA Journal Sports Engineering.
Assistant Editorship
The ISEA is seeking to appoint an Assistant Editor for its journal Sports Engineering and applications are invited for this post. The Assistant Editor will work closely with the Editor in Chief, Dr Martin Strangwood, providing support for the processing of submitted papers and seeking especially to enhance the paper submission rate for the Journal. The Assistant Editor may also from time to time take full responsibility for special initiatives such as special issues, review papers etc.
The appointed person does not have to be a current member of the ISEA.
The Assistant Editor will not be able to serve on the Executive Committee (EC) of the ISEA during his/her period of office.
The appointment of the Assistant Editor does not imply that the appointed person would become the Editor in Chief but that possibility would not be excluded.
The Assistant Editor will be appointed by the ISEA EC for a period of three years in the first instance and, at the invitation of the ISEA EC, may serve for a further period of three years. In exceptional circumstances the period of service can be extended on an annual basis thereafter.
The Assistant Editor will receive an annual stipend, the value of which shall be agreed by the ISEA EC and reviewed annually by the ISEA EC in the light of the performance of the Journal and the financial circumstances of the ISEA.
Potential applications may wish to discuss this vacancy with the ISEA President, Dr Kim Blair, kbb@cooperperkins.com, desk: 781-538-5536 x 120 | mobile: 781-266-6375 or with Professor Alan Bramley, A.N.Bramley@bath.ac.uk, desk: +44 1904 848426.
Applicants for this post should submit a letter of application with a CV, both in PDF format, to Professor A. N. Bramley, A.N.Bramley@bath.ac.uk. All applications received on or before 31 January 2012 will be given full consideration.
ISEA 2012 Membership
The ISEA President, Kim Blair invites new applications and current members to renew for 2012.
EfL Conference 2012
Sheffield Hallam University's conference Understanding Interdisciplinarity: Theory and Practice was formally launched on the 29th November 2011. The conference seeks contributions from across the disciplines related to interdisciplinary working theory and practice including case studies and the theory and methods which underpin interdisciplinary research. Please find the call for papers here <http://research.shu.ac.uk/engineering-for-life/docs/EFLConferneceCall_000.pdf> .
The conference will run over three consecutive days featuring key note presentations <http://research.shu.ac.uk/engineering-for-life/KeyNoteSpeakers.html> from Prof Lizbeth Goodman (University College Dublin), Prof Robert Frodeman (University of North Texas) and Prof Ann Light (University of Nottingham).
All the details relating to the how and when to submit abstracts, participant registration and information pages on travel and accommodation can be found on the conference website <http://research.shu.ac.uk/engineering-for-life/Conference.html> .
The conference is being chaired by Professor Simeon Yates and coordinated by Charlotte Lester. If you have any questions or queries please contact us at engineeringforlife@shu.ac.uk <mailto:engineeringforlife@shu.ac.uk> .