Dear josha-journal readers, we’ve already announced it, but now the time has come! After more than ten years of josha-journal, we’re proud to present our new website! We’ve been working on the layout, readability, and settings. As usual, you’ll find the latest posts sorted chronologically in the right column. It’s now even easier to search
Dear josha-journal readers, we welcome all readers to a new issue. JOSHA operates on four key principles: open access, ensuring all articles are freely available to readers worldwide; interdisciplinarity, welcoming submissions from all scientific, artistic, and humanistic disciplines; author copyright retention, allowing authors to keep the rights to their work; and editorial review instead of
Since its first publication in December 2014, the Journal of Science, Humanities and Arts (JOSHA) has established itself as an open-access platform dedicated to interdisciplinary research. In this conversation, Gerhard Steinmann — one of the journal’s founders and current Co-Editor-in-Chief — reflects on JOSHA’s origins, guiding principles, challenges, and aspirations for the future.
Dear josha-journal readers, We welcome all readers to the new year 2026 and wish you a good start!
Dear josha-journal readers, the year is drawing to a close, and we would like to take you on another exciting journey through our josha-journal publications!
Dear josha-journal readers, A warm welcome back to the latest edition of JOSHA, September 2025. We once again have a wealth of exciting contributions!
The Demetrios Award, organized by the Journal of Science, Humanities, and Arts (JOSHA) in collaboration with The International Academy of Sciences, Humanities, and Arts (IASHA e.V.), and supported by the BioThera-Roland Mertelsmann Foundation, honors academic excellence by recognizing outstanding research contributions across disciplines. This award celebrates the power of scholarly work to foster innovation and
Dear josha-journal readers, A warm welcome back to the latest edition of Josha, July 2025. We once again have a wealth of exciting contributions
To facilitate and enhance communication, JOSHA presents a curated selection of research summaries spanning critical scientific, technological, and societal developments. This edition covers the environmental and sovereignty risks posed by a new U.S. military base in the Galápagos Islands, the rise of tiny machine learning (tinyML) as a low-cost AI solution in the Global South,
This paper presents JOSHA’s curated synthesis of recent scientific, technological, and socio-political articles offering readers a comprehensive overview of key debates and emerging insights across disciplines. Topics range from biological aging patterns, data privacy risks in the context of genetic information and corporate bankruptcy, and the socio-cultural framing of large AI models, to policy-driven tensions
