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Call for submissions: special issue of the journal Artificial Life, MIT Press. This unique special issue connects the themes and methods of Artificial Life with the wider areas of art and creativity, and the field's implications for culture. It is an unusual but exciting step for a scientific journal to support a special issue of this nature. This certainly sits well with Artificial Life's interdisciplinary approach and provides a unique opportunity to draw together works that sit between the formally established disciplines. The intention is for the special issue to be of broad and long-lasting appeal, not just to regular readers of the Artificial Life journal, but to readers engaging with other sciences, and with the arts and humanities. |
Guest editor Alan Dorin Faculty of Information Technology, phone: +61-3-9905-3576 |
Editorial assistant Zoe Bukovac Faculty of Information Technology, |
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Topics | Topics covered by the special issue include but are not limited to:
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Important dates |
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Proposal final submission Final submission for peer review Special issue publication |
1 August 2013 1 October 2013 10 January 2014 TBC |
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Submissions connecting art and technical aspects of Artificial Life are also welcome. Potential topics include:
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Submission formats | Letters Articles Reviews Reports |
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Proposals | Please submit a proposal prior to submitting an article or review. Proposals will be accepted for consideration anywhere up until the proposal final submission date, the earlier the better. A brief summary and outline consisting of no more than 2 pages, with supporting visual material if appropriate, should be sent directly to the guest editor by email. The topic list provided above is not exhaustive. Authors with related ideas are encouraged to submit them to the guest editor for consideration. |
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Submissions and review | Following initial approval in the case of articles or reviews, or without it in the case of letters and reports, authors may submit their manuscript directly to the guest editor by email at any time prior to the peer-review submission date. By submitting a manuscript, an author is warranting that it is substantially unique and not currently published or under review elsewhere. All submitted manuscripts will be subject to editorial and peer-review in order to determine their suitability for the special issue and readiness for publication. If authors are successful, camera-ready papers and copyright forms prepared in accordance with MIT Press submission guidelines will be required. |
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URLs | The Artificial Life journal: http://www.mitpressjournals.org/loi/artl |
Instructions for authors: http://www.mitpressjournals.org/page/sub/artl |
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Correspondance | All correspondance concerning this special issue should be directed to the guest editor. | |||
Has the potential for Artificial Life art been realised? Exhausted? Or is there scope for exciting new theories and practice? What remains to be done? |
Page last updated: 26 February 2013