Call for Papers: Empirical Crossings: Art, Science, and Society
First Issue – No Article Processing Charges (APC)

We are pleased to announce the launch of Empirical Crossings: Art, Science, and Society, an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to fostering scholarly engagement across diverse fields of knowledge. The first issue is scheduled for release next month, and we invite contributions from scholars worldwide. Early-stage researchers and doctoral students are highly welcome. Outstanding master's students' work will also be warmly welcomed to submit.     

Submission Themes and Research Areas:
We encourage submissions that address the intersection of arts, science, and society through empirical research. Potential themes include, but are not limited to:

1. Interdisciplinary Approaches

   • How can the integration of art, science, and society enrich research practices and outcomes?
   • What methodologies and frameworks can best support interdisciplinary research?

2. The Role of Arts in Addressing Societal Issues

   • How can art be a vehicle for understanding and addressing social, ethical, and environmental challenges?
   • What impact does the intersection of art and technology have on contemporary society?

3. Human-Centered STEM Research

   • What is the role of human-centered design in the development of new technologies?
   • How can empirical studies in engineering and medicine better serve societal needs?

4. Digital and Technological Transformation

   • How does technology shape contemporary art and humanities scholarship?
   • What are the social implications of digitalization in both the sciences and the arts?

5. Environmental and Social Justice through Empirical Research

   • How can empirical research inform and advocate for sustainable and equitable futures?
   • What are the intersections of environmental science, policy, and social justice?

6. Data and Knowledge Sharing Across Disciplines

   • What are the challenges and opportunities in sharing data and knowledge across disciplinary boundaries?
   • How can data-driven research foster new ways of thinking in both the humanities and STEM?

7. Global and Local Perspectives in Research

   • How do local cultural, social, and environmental contexts influence global scientific practices and artistic expression?
   • What empirical methods best capture the complexities of global-local interactions?

Key Keywords for Submission:

• Interdisciplinary research
• Interactive Art and Multimedia 
• STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Medicine)
• Social Sciences
• Human-centered Design
• Game Studies 
• Gender Studies
• Public Policy and Social Work
• Empirical methodologies and reflections
• Technology, Education, and Society
• Data-driven research and Digital Humanities
• Environmental justice and Ecocriticism
• Digital transformation and innovation in art
• Social and cultural impact of science
• Communication and Media Studies
• Cultural Studies and Area Studies
• Material Culture 
• Medical Anthropology 

Additional Details:

• Submissions may be made in 7000-8000 words in APA citation format.
• No article processing charges (APCs) will be applied.
• The review process is efficient and thorough, with constructive feedback from dedicated peer reviewers.
• This opportunity is particularly suited for graduate students and early career researchers seeking to fulfill publication requirements for graduation or academic advancement.

We look forward to your contributions and to advancing interdisciplinary dialogue through empirical research.