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Interdisciplinary Journal of Human-Computer Interaction

Liminal Systems

Liminal Systems publishes peer-reviewed research at the boundary of HCI, cognitive science, and design theory. We prioritize work that challenges existing frameworks over work that confirms them. Open-access, no APCs. Published biannually (June and December). Indexed in ACM Digital Library, Scopus, and DBLP.

Current Issue

'Friction as Feature: Designing for Deliberate Slowness' — K. Nakamura & L. Chen, 'Embodied Interaction in Augmented Workspaces' — P. Fernandez et al., 'The Aesthetics of Error States' — M. Johansson, 'Trust Repair After Algorithmic Failure' — A. Okafor & R. Singh

Editorial Board

Prof. Judith Keller — ETH Zurich (Editor-in-Chief), Dr. Tomoko Hayashi — University of Tokyo, Prof. David Ekow — TU Delft, Dr. Amira Hassan — MIT Media Lab

Academic Journal

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FieldType
journal_name string
field string
about text
current_issue list<string>
editors list<string>
email email
submit_url link

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  "about": "Liminal Systems publishes peer-reviewed research at the boundary of HCI, cognitive science, and design theory. We prioritize work that challenges existing frameworks over work that confirms them.\n\nOpen-access, no APCs. Published biannually (June and December). Indexed in ACM Digital Library, Scopus, and DBLP.",
  "current_issue": [
    "'Friction as Feature: Designing for Deliberate Slowness' — K. Nakamura & L. Chen",
    "'Embodied Interaction in Augmented Workspaces' — P. Fernandez et al.",
    "'The Aesthetics of Error States' — M. Johansson",
    "'Trust Repair After Algorithmic Failure' — A. Okafor & R. Singh"
  ],
  "editors": [
    "Prof. Judith Keller — ETH Zurich (Editor-in-Chief)",
    "Dr. Tomoko Hayashi — University of Tokyo",
    "Prof. David Ekow — TU Delft",
    "Dr. Amira Hassan — MIT Media Lab"
  ],
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "submit_url": "https://example.com/submit"
}

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```json
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  "journal_name": "string",
  "field": "string",
  "about": "text",
  "current_issue": [
    "string"
  ],
  "editors": [
    "string"
  ],
  "email": "email",
  "submit_url": "link"
}
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- `{{about:text}}` → text
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