Leonardo Transactions

Editor-in-Chief: Ernest Edmonds
Managing Editor: Sarah Moss

Transactions is a section in the print journal Leonardo that publishes fully refereed papers in a fast track to disseminating key new results, ideas and developments in practice.

Papers are solicited under the stated aims and scope of Leonardo, but are restricted to two pages of published material. A fast referee process is employed in which the result is restricted to "accept" or "reject" a submission. If a submission is rejected, the submission of a revised version will be treated as a new paper.

The announcement of results or developments in a Transactions paper will not exclude that work from subsequent publication as a full Leonardo paper. However, any such submission will be considered by Leonardo, in the normal way, as a new paper.

Papers should be submitted electronically in final camera ready form according to Leonardo's editorial guidelines. Incorrectly formatted papers will be rejected, so take great care. Refer both to the general editorial guidelines, and also to the specific guidelines for Transactions papers.

Visit the Transactions website to review guidelines, submit a paper, and sign up to receive updates and announcements: http://www.leonardo-transactions.com/

Transactions Editorial Board

• Paul Brown, Computer Arts Society
• Dave Burraston, Creativity and Cognition Studios
• Linda Candy, University of Technology, Sydney
• Sean Cubitt, University of Melbourne
• Ross Gibson, University of Technology, Sydney
• Sue Gollifer, University of Brighton
• Janis Jeffries, Goldsmiths College, University of London
• Mary Lou Maher, National Science Foundation, USA
• Lev Manovich, University of California, San Diego
• Eduardo Miranda, University of Plymouth
• Bonnie Mitchell, Bowling Green State University
• Kumiyo Nakakoji, University of Tokyo
• Frieder Nake, University of Bremen
• Jack Ox, University of New Mexico
• Doug Riecken, IBM
• Cynthia Beth Rubin, Rhode Island School of Design
• Stephen Scrivener, Chelsea College of Art and Design
• Jeffrey Shaw, University of New South Wales
• Mike Stubbs, FACT Liverpool