Nature Quarterly of Applied AI

An independent, open-access academic journal exploring applied artificial intelligence, systems engineering, cosmology, education, and emergent structures in complex systems.

Published by: Nextus Institute of Science and Technology · Sydney, NSW, Australia

Online-only Open-access No fees · No subscriptions Independent · Non-political · Non-religious Quarterly ISSN (Online): 3083-0931

Journal mission

IndependentOpen-accessNo fees

Nature Quarterly of Applied AI is designed as a neutral, non-partisan, non-religious academic space for exploring how artificial intelligence and systems thinking can be grounded in rigorous logic, cosmological models, and educational practice. The journal privileges structural clarity, conceptual depth, and cross-domain synthesis over institutional affiliation or political positioning.

The publication is fully online, free to read, and free to publish. There are no subscription fees, no article processing charges (APCs), and no hidden costs. Registration for readers, authors, and reviewers is open and without charge.

Current issue

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026)

  • Teaching Emergence
    A structural framework linking ancient cosmologies, modern cosmology, and engineering logic.
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  • Additional articles
    Placeholder entries indicating the evolving structure of the journal’s quarterly issues.
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Editorial independence

The journal has no political, religious, or regional affiliation. It is not owned, sponsored, or controlled by any university, corporation, government agency, political organisation, or religious institution. All editorial decisions are made on academic merit, structural coherence, and contribution to the understanding of applied AI and systems logic.

Who Can Contribute?

Nature Quarterly of Applied AI welcomes contributions from everyone. The journal is open to retired academics, early‑career researchers, returning scholars, teachers, students, undergraduate and postgraduate researchers, practitioners, and independent thinkers.

Course projects, supervised research, capstone work, and exploratory studies are all eligible for submission. The journal values clarity, curiosity, and conceptual insight over institutional status or formal academic titles.

In the spirit of openness — everyone is welcome.

Editorial board

Editor-in-Chief:
Prof. Dr. Philip Tsang
Sydney, NSW, Australia

Co-Editor-in-Chief:
Philip T. Lawson

Contact & open registration

Publisher contact:
Email: aiaai.team@gmail.com

Registration for readers, authors, and reviewers is open and free. Prospective contributors may consult the submission guidelines and contact the editorial office for queries regarding suitability, structure, or thematic alignment.