Nexus Network Journal: Architecture and Mathematics Online
SpringerNature recognizes the NNJ for Editorial Excellence
SpringerNature, co-publisher with Kim Williams Books of the Nexus Network Journal, has recognized the NNJ for editorial excellence.
The recognition says:
Your journal is in the top 25% of qualifying journals* for editorial excellence.
Journal authors have the chance to tell us about their publishing experience throughout the year with the journal author satisfaction survey. The survey results reflect how highly your authors rate their experience publishing with Nexus Network Journal.
2020 was an exceptionally trying year. We appreciate the work, commitment, and passion that you and your Editorial Board continued to bring to your journal, resulting in these extraordinary accomplishments. Thank you!
*Qualifying criteria: Only journals with an external editorial board that receive ten or more responses from published corresponding authors in 2020 were considered in the analysis. The journal also had to receive an overall satisfaction score of or over the mean average for the year. From this selection of journals the top performing journals were chosen based on their mean score for the two statements “The editorial advice and comments throughout the process helped to improve the paper" and "The editors managed the peer review process well", asked about on a 5 point scale: strongly disagree (1), disagree (2), neutral (3), agree (4), strongly agree (5).
Co-Editors-in-Chief Kim Williams and Michael Ostwald extend our warmest thanks to Editorial Board, the authors and the peer reviewers who have made the NNJ the high-quality journal that it is today.
Volume 23 Number 1 | 2021
"Patterns and Spatial Organisation"
Guest Editors: Yannis Zavoleas and Mark Taylor
Read the Letter from the Guest Editors
Image: A Euclidean Steiner tree-based algorithm superimposed over a 3D
matbuilding confi guration (2020) by Georgios-Spyridon Athanasopoulos
Nexus Network Journal vol. 23 no. 1 (2021)
Now available at SpringerLink!
Volume 22 Number 4 | 2020
"Complex Vaulted Systems"
Editors: Roberta Spallone and Marco Vitali
Image: The helicoidal surfaces of junction as per Adhemar's treatise modelled by Federico Fallavolita and Marta Salvatore from "Stereotomy of Vaulted Systems of the École Polytechnique"
Nexus Network Journal vol. 22 no. 1 (2020)
Now available at SpringerLink!
Volume 22 Number 3 | 2020
"Vision and Representation in Architecture and Mathematics"
Editors-in-Chief: Kim Williams and Michael J. Ostwald
Image: Semi-regular Islamic geometric pattern tessellation by Sam Moradzadeh, "Islamic Geometric Patterns in Higher Dimensions"
Nexus Network Journal vol. 22 no. 3 (2020)
Now available at SpringerLink!
Volume 22 Number 2 | 2020
"The Search for Pattern in Architecture and Mathematics"
Editors-in-Chief: Kim Williams and Michael J. Ostwald
Image: A complex circular mosaic from Madaba, Jordan. Photo by Emil Makovicky from "Byzantine Floor Patterns of Interlocking Twisted Cable Loops"
Nexus Network Journal vol. 22 no. 2 (2020)
Now available at SpringerLink!
Volume 22 Number 1 | 2020
"Nexus 2018: Relationships Between Architecture and Mathematics"
Editors: Kim Williams and Marco Giorgio Bevilacqua
Image: Logo of the Nexus 2018 conference held in Pisa, Italy, 11-14 June 2018
Nexus Network Journal vol. 22 no. 1 (2020)
Now available at SpringerLink!
Sharing your article in the NNJ
We want authors to know how to efficiently and legally share the research that they have published the Nexus Network Journal.
Springer makes it easy for authors to share their work with a content-sharing initiative called "SharedIt". All information can be found here:
https://www.springernature.com/gp/researchers/sharedit
On this site the author is asked for the DOI of the article and an email address, and Springer will send a link. Alternately, on the webpage of the article, clicking on the tab "About this article" takes you to a page where there is a button "Get Shareable Link". The link that appears can be posted on all self-archiving sites (such as ResearchGate and Academia) and allows other researchers to access and read the article, even if they are not subscribers to the journal.
Springer's full policy on sharing can be found here:
https://www.springer.com/gp/open-access/publication-policies/self-archiving-policy
Submissions to the Nexus Network Journal
Our new online platform for articles submission is operative as of Friday, 16 May 2014.
The Nexus Network Journal, in collaboration with Springer, our publishing partner, has implementing the new Editorial Manager for our journal. EM will allow us to receive submissions, assess proposals and assign reviewers in an efficient and timely manner.
To make your submission, please go the Nexus Network Journal Editorial Manager,
There you will find information about the NNJ, instructions for authors, an author tutorial and other information. You will need to register to create a username and password before submitting.
We look forward to receiving your submission!
Reproducing images
Although it is very easy to find and download material (including drawings, prints, illustrations, charts, tables, photographs and text) from the Internet, this does not mean that it can automatically be published as part of an article in the Nexus Network Journal. Authors are responsible for obtaining (and, where required, paying for) permissions to reproduce images to be included in their papers. We cannot include material where these rights have not been obtained. We encourage authors use original, unpublished figures, photographs, tables, and other content where possible. One alternative to use of images for which permission cannot be obtained is to provide a link to the content on the Internet.
Criteria for acceptance
The peer review system, with all its defects and advantages, is the system used to maintain the integrity and high quality that readers and authors of the Nexus Network Journal have come to expect. To help authors evaluate their own papers before they are submitted to the NNJ and sent for review, we have posted a set of characteristics that can contribute to a paper's acceptance, and a second list of characteristics that often lead to rejection.
