Thank You to Our 2024 Reviewers

Abstract The Editors and Staff of Earth and Space Science thank the reviewers whose selfless work has significantly contributed to the publication process of papers highlighting the best research in geophysics, planetary, and space science in 2024. Peer‐reviewing is a demanding and thankless job. It is however an essential component of the scientific process, requiring the highest standards of integrity and rigor. Reviewers check data and procedures and test reproducibility of methods and results; they share their expertise to verify that the interpretations and conclusions of a paper are consistent with assumptions and existing knowledge. Without this essential work, it would not be possible to trust in the scientific process. Publication of papers in a multidisciplinary journal such as Earth and Space Science , that highlights methods, instruments, data and algorithms, relies directly on the expertise of its reviewers to verify and vouch for the quality of the papers that are published. We are indebted to all our reviewers and are delighted to acknowledge them publicly in this Editorial.

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Earth and Space Science
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1029/2025ea004332
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Academic Publishing and Open Access
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Abstract The Editors and Staff of Earth and Space Science thank the reviewers whose selfless work has significantly contributed to the publication process of papers highlighting the best research in geophysics, planetary, and space science in 2024. Peer‐reviewing is a demanding and thankless job. It is however an essential component of the scientific process, requiring the highest standards of integrity and rigor. Reviewers check data and procedures and test reproducibility of methods and results; they share their expertise to verify that the interpretations and conclusions of a paper are consistent with assumptions and existing knowledge. Without this essential work, it would not be possible to trust in the scientific process. Publication of papers in a multidisciplinary journal such as Earth and Space Science , that highlights methods, instruments, data and algorithms, relies directly on the expertise of its reviewers to verify and vouch for the quality of the papers that are published. We are indebted to all our reviewers and are delighted to acknowledge them publicly in this Editorial.

Earth and Space ScienceVol. 12(3)
Australian National University (AU), Jet Propulsion Laboratory (US), British Geological Survey (GB), University of South Carolina (US), Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (US), Henan University (CN), Iowa State University (US), University of Southern Queensland (AU), University of Colorado Boulder (US), Cornell University (US), Géosciences Environnement Toulouse (FR), National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics (IT), Monash University (AU), Colorado State University (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
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