
Issue 7 · Winter 2027
January 2027 · 6 articles
Exercise physiology, migration studies, molecular evolution, computational chemistry, and actuarial modelling of AI-driven risk.
ISSN 2755-6360 (Online)Edinburgh
The Journal
A quarterly of research in the sciences and the humanities. Every article is published together with the complete reviews on which it was accepted, and all of it is free to read.
Volume 1 (2025–2027)
7 issues and 36 articles, with 73 reviews published in full. Volume 2 will open in 2027.

January 2027 · 6 articles
Exercise physiology, migration studies, molecular evolution, computational chemistry, and actuarial modelling of AI-driven risk.

October 2026 · 5 articles
Social history, computational chemistry, neuromorphic computing, and the neurobiology of nervous systems.

July 2026 · 5 articles
Differential equations, neurodegeneration biomarkers, haematological oncology, mathematical biology, and molecular transport.

April 2026 · 5 articles
Oncology, genomics, organic chemistry, and computational quantum chemistry.

January 2026 · 5 articles
Forensic machine learning, gender historiography, molecular spectroscopy, medico-legal analysis, and neuropathology.

October 2025 · 5 articles
Quantum computing for chemistry, topological data analysis, the philosophy of science, and oncology.

July 2025 · 5 articles
The inaugural edition: oncology, algebraic topology, organic chemistry, and the first statement of the Society’s open method of review.
About the journal
Each manuscript is examined by independent artificial-intelligence models under a fixed rule of decision. The reviews are published in full beside the article.
How review works
There is no charge to submit, none to publish and none to read. Manuscripts are welcome from any discipline and from any country.
Submit a manuscript
Reviews are ordinarily complete within forty-eight hours, and authors receive a decision, with the reviews themselves, within three working days.
The process
The articles of Volume 1 are the work of the Society’s founder. They are published as a demonstration of the method: each appears with the reviews it received, so that the method may be judged on the evidence rather than on assertion. Manuscripts from other authors are welcome, and are assessed in exactly the same way.
The reliability of the method is itself a subject of inquiry at the Society. See Machine peer review, under Research.