Provide your name, institutional affiliation, areas of etiological expertise, and recent publications. List specific methods you are comfortable reviewing, such as molecular diagnostics, imaging, epidemiology, or bioinformatics. Indicate preferred review frequency and typical turnaround time.

We encourage ORCID IDs and institutional email addresses to verify expertise. Disclose any ongoing collaborations or funding relationships that could introduce conflicts of interest.

List preferred study types such as diagnostic accuracy studies, clinical trials, or epidemiological analyses. You may also indicate whether you are available for rapid reviews or special issue submissions.

Let us know if you prefer a limited number of reviews per year or are available for rapid turnaround requests. Clear availability helps us distribute assignments fairly and keeps review timelines predictable.

Examples include molecular diagnostics, imaging, biomarker validation, pathogen identification, or epidemiological modeling. The more specific your profile, the better the match for review assignments.

List diagnostics methods such as PCR, sequencing, imaging, biomarker validation, or causal modeling. This ensures that manuscripts are matched to reviewers who can assess technical rigor.

If you have served as a reviewer or editor for related journals, include this information so we can assign manuscripts at an appropriate level of complexity.

If you can review in more than one language, include this in your profile to broaden assignment options.

Detailed profiles help us assign manuscripts that match your diagnostic strengths.