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TJAA's New Editorial Board Announced by the Turkish Astronomical Society

Original title (Turkish): TJAA Yeni Editör Kurulu Belirlendi

TJAA's New Editorial Board Announced by the Turkish Astronomical Society
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The Turkish Astronomical Society announced the new editorial board of its journal TJAA with a decision dated October 21, 2026. Prof. Dr. Selim Osman Selam assumes the role of Editor-in-Chief while other boards remain unchanged.

New Decisions by the Turkish Astronomical Society

The new editorial board for the Turkish Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics (TJAA), the official publication of the Turkish Astronomical Society, has been announced. Following an official decision made by the Board of Directors on October 21, 2026, a restructuring in the journal's academic leadership team was shared with the public. The changes directly apply to the editorial management of the publication.

New Editorial Board and Task Distribution

According to the announced structure, Prof. Dr. Selim Osman Selam will serve as the Editor-in-Chief. The editorial team includes Prof. Dr. Nazım Aksaker, Prof. Dr. Ramazan Şahin, and associate professor members. Based on the official statement, no changes were made to other technical and administrative boards, such as the layout editors.

Continuous Academic Publishing

TJAA, which hosts research in astronomy and astrophysics within academic publishing, will continue its activities with the updated editorial team. The appointed members will manage the scientific peer-review processes of the journal and ensure the maintenance of its publishing standards in accordance with the board's decision.

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