History of the NeuroML Editorial Board

History of the NeuroML Editorial Board#

This page documents the previous members of the NeuroML Board.

Initial election of editors (2013)#

The first election of an editorial board for NeuroML took place in May/June 2013.

  • The electorate consisted of the members of the NeuroML mailing lists on 3rd May 2013.

  • Anyone on these lists could nominate someone to be an editor. Self nominations were also allowed.

  • The three candidates who received the highest number of votes will serve three year terms and the two with the next highest number of votes will serve two year terms.

  • Nicolas Le Novère (lenov -at- babraham.ac.uk) was the returning officer for this initial election.

Election of editors (2015)#

The second election of an editorial board for NeuroML took place in June/July 2015.

  • The electorate consisted of the members of the NeuroML mailing lists on 18 June 2015.

  • Anyone on these lists could nominate someone to be an editor. Self nominations were also allowed.

  • The two candidates who received the highest number of votes would serve three year terms.

  • Nicolas Le Novère (lenov -at- babraham.ac.uk) was the returning officer for this election.

  • Results were announced here.

Election of editors (2016)#

The third election of an editorial board for NeuroML took place in July/August 2016.

  • The electorate consisted of the members of the NeuroML mailing lists on 18 July 2016.

  • Anyone on these lists could nominate someone to be an editor. Self nominations were also allowed.

  • The three candidates who received the highest number of votes would serve three year terms.

  • Nicolas Le Novère (lenov -at- babraham.ac.uk) was the returning officer for this election.

Election of editors (2018)#

The fourth election of an editorial board for NeuroML took place in Nov/Dec 2018.

  • The electorate consisted of the members of the NeuroML mailing lists as well as anyone who had made significant contributions to any of the NeuroML GitHub repositories in the past 3 years.

  • Anyone on the electorate could nominate someone to be an editor. Self nominations were also allowed.

  • The two candidates who received the highest number of votes would serve three year terms.

  • Salvador Dura-Bernal was elected outright on the first round of voting and Andrew Davison was elected in a run off between the two next highest placed candidates who received the same number of votes.

  • Malin Sandstrom at the INCF was the returning officer for this election.

Election of editors (2019)#

The fifth election of an editorial board for NeuroML took place in Nov/Dec 2019.

  • The electorate consisted of the members of the NeuroML mailing lists as well as anyone who had made significant contributions to any of the NeuroML GitHub repositories in the past 3 years.

  • Anyone on the electorate could nominate someone to be an editor. Self nominations were also allowed.

  • The three candidates who received the highest number of votes would serve three year terms.

  • Padraig Gleeson, Boris Marin and Justas Birgiolas were nominated, and eventually all elected to serve as editors.

  • Malin Sandstrom at the INCF was the returning officer for this election.

Election of editors (2022)#

The sixth election of an editorial board for NeuroML took place in Nov/Dec 2021.

  • The electorate consisted of the members of the NeuroML mailing lists as well as anyone who had made significant contributions to any of the NeuroML GitHub repositories in the past 3 years.

  • Anyone on the electorate could nominate someone to be an editor. Self nominations were also allowed.

  • The three candidates who received the highest number of votes would serve three year terms.

  • Salvador Dura-Bernal and Ankur Sinha were nominated, and eventually all elected to serve as editors.

  • Sharon Crook was the returning officer for this election.

Election of editors (2024)#

The seventh election of an editorial board for NeuroML took place in Nov/Dec 2023.

  • The electorate consisted of the members of the NeuroML mailing lists as well as anyone who had made significant contributions to any of the NeuroML GitHub repositories in the past 3 years.

  • Anyone on the electorate could nominate someone to be an editor. Self nominations were also allowed.

  • The three candidates who received the highest number of votes would serve three year terms.

  • Padraig Gleeson, Boris Marin, Sotirios Panagiotou and Subhasis Ray were nominated. Padraig Gleeson, Boris Marin, Sotirios Panagiotou received highest votes and were elected to serve as editors.

  • Cengiz Gunay was the returning officer for this election.