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Product Safety Intern

Greensboro, NC · On-site

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Syngenta'sProduct Safety Team is currently seeking a Data Entry Intern in Greensboro, NC. This ... by Science Journal. Learn more about our team and our mission here: Syngenta is an Equal ...

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Breeding Intern-Watermelon

Woodland, CA · On-site

$20 - $45/hr

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Syngenta Group

Breeding Intern-Watermelon

Woodland, CA · On-site

$20 - $45/hr

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Syngenta

Breeding Intern-Watermelon

Woodland, CA · On-site

$20 - $45/hr

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OSU Foundation

Accounting Intern

Stillwater, OK

$13 - $16.25/hr

The Accounting Intern is responsible for assisting the accounting department in recording ... Prepare journal entries * Review transfer requests Monthly reporting and review - 30% * Update ...

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As of Sep 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for intern scientific journal reviewer in the United States is $18.84, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Intern Scientific Journal Reviewer vs Research Assistant?

AspectIntern Scientific Journal ReviewerResearch Assistant
Required CredentialsTypically pursuing or holding a relevant degree in science or related fieldUsually enrolled in or holding a degree in a specific research area
Work EnvironmentAcademic or publishing settings, reviewing submitted manuscriptsLaboratories, research institutions, or academic departments
Employer & Industry UsageAcademic journals, publishing companies, research institutionsUniversities, research labs, government agencies
Common Search & ComparisonYesYes

The main difference between an Intern Scientific Journal Reviewer and a Research Assistant lies in their roles. The reviewer primarily evaluates manuscripts for publication, focusing on quality and accuracy, while the research assistant actively participates in conducting experiments and data collection. Both roles often require relevant academic credentials and are found within academic and research environments, but their responsibilities and focus areas differ significantly.

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Senior Editor - Journal of Animal Ecology

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British Ecological Society
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$8.1K/mo

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Senior Editor - Journal Of Animal Ecology
Salary: c. £8,100 per annum, which equates to approximately €9,400 or US$11,000
Contract: Part-time, 3 year contract
Location: at the holder's host university or organisation, based anywhere in the world Closing date: Thursday 15th October, 2026, 23:59 GMT Interview date: Tuesday 3rd November, via Microsoft Teams
About the Journal Journal of Animal Ecology is a flagship British Ecological Society journal that publishes the best animal ecology research that develops, tests and advances broad ecological principles. The journal has a wide international audience, an active social media presence with over 25,000 followers on BlueSky and Twitter (X) and a dedicated journal blog, and excellent publication metrics, in the top 10 of Zoology journals by IF, Q1 of Ecology journals with a CiteScore of 6.9 and an IF of 3.7.
The Journal's editorial team consists of four Editors who are supported by dedicated editorial office personnel and an international board of around 100 Associate Editors. The Senior Editors work together to determine journal strategy and to increase the reputation and quality of the Journal, spotlight important topics in animal ecology, in addition to making decisions and ensuring peer review meets our high journal standards. Further details about the Journal and its current editorial team can be found here.
About you
Submissions to the journal have increased significantly. To manage this, we are recruiting an additional Senior Editor. Applications are welcome from leading scientists covering any areas of the Journal's scope who could contribute to the Journal's development in topical and developing fields. We are interested in applications from scholars working in any area of animal ecology, but are especially interested in those with expertise in movement ecology, disease ecology and vertebrate ecology
The ideal candidate will be a clear communicator who works well as part of a team and a good decision-maker who acts with integrity in both their editorial and own scientific work. They will have broad ecological interests, a solid understanding of their own field of expertise, as well as an overview of the wider discipline; experience of reviewing and editing processes; commitment to maintaining the high editorial standards of the Journal; and an interest in ongoing developments within academic publishing.
About the role
We are seeking an ecologist who is highly motivated in publishing excellent animal ecology to join the team of Editors of Journal of Animal Ecology. The Editor will work with other members of the Journal team to promote the aims of the Journal, commission and evaluate submissions, and plan and implement strategies that will enhance its profile, expand its reach, and better serve its community of authors and readers.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Assess submitted manuscripts for suitability, selecting handling Associate Editors and reviewers, and making decisions based on their comments and your own judgement
  • Actively promote the Journal and the BES to your networks and when attending conferences
  • Solicit contributions in all areas relevant to the Journal
  • Identify key subject areas on which the Journal should focus
  • Gather opinions from fellow academic ecologists: use this information to suggest changes in procedure, to develop new initiatives and/or to feed into general discussions about the strategic direction of the Journal
  • Identify and recruit new Associate Editors, including through the promotion of open recruitment calls, with a focus on ensuring diverse representation and participation amongst editorial board members
  • Assist the editorial office team to identify papers for further promotion via blogs, video, podcasting and the media
  • Contribute to the Journal's development and join in discussions with those involved with other BES journals to help identify opportunities for cross-journal initiatives
  • Act as Associate Editor for a limited number of manuscripts
  • Actively engage with social media tools in order to help promote the Journal (desirable)

Requirements
  • Evidence of an active and relevant publication record
  • Knowledge and understanding of the subject area, complementary to that of the existing Editors
  • Experience of reviewing (essential) and of other editorial work (highly desirable)
  • Ability to work as part of a team of Editors, thinking both strategically and creatively
  • Ability to work independently and to prioritise from a range of active projects
  • Ability to form, communicate with, and operate in, scientific networks and engage with other relevant audiences, including through use of social media
  • Ability to consider multiple information sources or viewpoints, and act decisively
  • Commitment to the post and to the mission of the BES, and a desire to explore new opportunities to develop and enhance journal publishing

The Journal recognises the benefits that a diverse editorial board brings. We strongly encourage leading ecologists from underrepresented demographic groups and geographic regions to apply.
Benefits
This post is a part-time, 3-year contract (current honorarium c£8,100 per annum, which equates to approximately €9,400 or US$11,000) and located at the holder's host university or organisation, based anywhere in the world. Some additional financial support is available to facilitate attendance at meetings with other BES Editors and to act as an ambassador for the Journal at relevant conferences. Additional benefits include a BES membership, and attendance to the BES Annual meetiing,

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