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Panorama Scholarly Group's imprint for applied technology, engineering systems, and artificial intelligence, publishing research at the edge of what's being built.
Ridgeline is Panorama Scholarly Group's imprint for applied technology, engineering systems, and artificial intelligence. It is home to three independently edited journals, spanning multidisciplinary frontier scholarship, AI ethics and governance, and engineering systems and applications, each with its own editorial board and its own review process. What the three titles share is a common publishing framework: structured peer review, open-access licensing under Creative Commons, Crossref DOI registration, and long-term digital preservation through CLOCKSS and the PKP Preservation Network. Ridgeline welcomes submissions describing work that has been built, deployed, measured or formally modeled, from researchers and practitioners working anywhere in the world.
About Ridgeline →Three journals spanning applied science and engineering, each with its own editorial board under the Ridgeline name. See the full journals index →
Panorama Frontier Review publishes original research and analytical scholarship on emerging issues, interdisciplinary debates, and frontier developments across the humanities and social sciences.
AI & Future Society advances scholarship on AI ethics, governance, regulation, human-AI interaction, and the societal transformations driven by intelligent technologies.
JESA publishes peer-reviewed interdisciplinary research in engineering systems, applied sciences, and technology-driven solutions for industry and society.
AI & Future Society is accepting submissions for a regular issue addressing the societal impact of artificial general intelligence: ethical frameworks, governance mechanisms, labor market transformation, epistemic consequences, and policy responses. No article processing charges apply to this issue.
Machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and the systems engineering required to deploy AI reliably.
Mechanical, electrical, industrial and systems-engineering research addressing the design, integration and performance of engineered systems.
Technologies at an early or transitional stage of adoption, including robotics, embedded and edge computing, and novel materials.
Computational methods, modeling and simulation applied to technical and scientific problems.
The regulatory, ethical and institutional questions raised by AI and emerging technology.
Scholarship sitting across the boundary of engineering, computer science and adjacent fields.
Each Ridgeline journal keeps its own editorial board, reaching independent decisions on scope, review outcomes and acceptance, while sharing the same open-access framework, DOI registration and preservation commitments.
Learn more →Articles publish under Creative Commons (CC BY) licensing, free to read, download and reuse from the day of publication. No subscription or reader access fees apply to any Ridgeline journal.
Learn more →Every submission that passes initial screening goes through structured peer review, with timelines communicated to authors and full reviewer feedback ahead of an editorial board decision.
Learn more →Ridgeline's three journals cover distinct but related ground, from frontier scholarship to AI ethics and governance to engineering systems. Compare their aims and scope before submitting.
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