Editors collaborate with international experts and build networks across clinical, public health, and policy communities.

Editorial service can be cited in CVs and supports promotion or grant review responsibilities.

Editors help shape evidence that informs prevention strategies, treatment pathways, and policy decisions.

Service on the editorial board demonstrates leadership in alcohol research and commitment to research integrity.

Editors gain early visibility into emerging evidence, new therapeutic approaches, and evolving public health priorities.

Editorial guidance improves the quality of published evidence and supports better outcomes for patients and communities.

• Listing on the journal editorial board page
• Recognition letters for institutional service records
• Opportunities to lead special issues or collections
• Engagement with international research networks

Editors connect with multidisciplinary teams in addiction medicine, behavioral science, and public health, opening opportunities for collaboration and grant partnerships.

Serving as an editor offers opportunities to mentor early career reviewers and shape best practices in alcohol research reporting.

Editors can help shape journal priorities, highlight emerging topics, and guide special issues that address urgent alcohol health challenges.

Editorial service reflects professional leadership and can be highlighted in annual performance reviews, promotion dossiers, and grant applications.

Editors shape the evidence base that informs alcohol policy and clinical standards. This contribution supports measurable improvements in public health outcomes.

Serving as an editor demonstrates stewardship of alcohol research quality and builds credibility with peers and stakeholders.

Editors can also broaden their understanding of emerging methods and interventions across the alcohol research landscape.

Editorial service enhances professional reputation and demonstrates commitment to evidence based care.

Editors are recognized as trusted leaders in alcohol research.

This enhances professional standing.

It signals subject expertise.

It builds credibility.

It inspires confidence.

It shows leadership.

It builds trust.

It builds credibility.