The Journal’s Advisory Board consists of outstanding early career researchers. Its remit is to:

• Help JPP create and maintain a vibrant and international community of plasma physicists
• Highlight areas of exciting plasma physics research
• Give advice on the processes of publishing: how JPP can improve peer review, manuscript submission and publication systems, etc.
• Help JPP make the best decisions related to scientific publishing in the digital age (such as interactions between scientific publishing and social media; how to make scientific publishing thrive in an environment that is increasingly interactive and connected; how to couple publishing to new scientific platforms such as Zenodo and Github; etc.)
• Help the Editorial Board select the Featured Papers for each issue
• Review and advise on “the state of JPP” for annual Board meetings
• Help organise the JPP Frontiers in Plasma Physics conferences

Rachel Bielajew 
Rutherford Energy Ventures, USA

Email: bielajew@mit.edu

Hayk Hakobyan 
Columbia University, USA

Email: haykh.astro@gmail.com 
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=GhSG4lAAAAAJ&;hl=en

Chris Hamilton 
Institute for Advanced Study, USA

Email: chamilton@ias.edu
Website: https://ch-astro.com/
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=QsNbFFkAAAAJ&;hl=en

Ralf Mackenbach 
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland

Email: Ralf.mackenbach@epfl.ch
Website: https://www.ralfmackenbach.nl/
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=zmf-dXIAAAAJ&hl=nl

Tony Qian 
Princeton University, USA

Email: Tqian@princeton.edu

Silvia Trinczek 
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, USA

Email: strincze@pppl.gov
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citation?user=QApQk2oAAAAJ&hl=en