.able-journal, a revolution in publishing, turn your work into a visual essay, in an image-based multi-platform journal combining art, design and science.
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Abstract
We present a revolutionary way of publishing results through the peer-reviewed journal .able launched in march 2023. Exploring the full potential of multimedia and multi-platform publishing, .able’s aim is to deliver visual essays to the academic sphere as well as to the general public. Publications analyze elements such as the forms, methods, processes, results, and instruments bring into play in artistic and scientific research.
.able proposes five original layout formats:
scroll.able, content moves up and down as the user scrolls
pan.able, content moves from left to right as the user scrolls
zoom.able, content appears as the user zooms into it
story.able, content appears as a storyboard with optional popup captions
video.able, Multi-format videos
The video format will be illustrated on the artwork: Quantum Dream, the day I imagined the ocean. an immersive installation creating connections between a sleeper's brain waves after three days of voluntary sleep deprivation and a laboratory ocean, in a ring tank. The sleeper's brain activity controls wind tensions at the surface, as if the sleeper's mind were literally moving above the water. The other formats will be explored on examples involving humanities as well as natural sciences all addressing contemporary social issues.
.able proposes five original layout formats:
scroll.able, content moves up and down as the user scrolls
pan.able, content moves from left to right as the user scrolls
zoom.able, content appears as the user zooms into it
story.able, content appears as a storyboard with optional popup captions
video.able, Multi-format videos
The video format will be illustrated on the artwork: Quantum Dream, the day I imagined the ocean. an immersive installation creating connections between a sleeper's brain waves after three days of voluntary sleep deprivation and a laboratory ocean, in a ring tank. The sleeper's brain activity controls wind tensions at the surface, as if the sleeper's mind were literally moving above the water. The other formats will be explored on examples involving humanities as well as natural sciences all addressing contemporary social issues.
*We acknowledge the financial support of La chaire arts & sciences, the fondation Daniel and Nina Carasso, l'Université Paris Sciences Lettre, L'École des Arts Décoratifs, le CNRS, L'École polytechnique, l'Institut Polytechnique de Paris, Le centre SPIRAL and the time and efforts of the chaire arts &sciences team and the .able developping team..able has been developed by the Reflective Interaction Research Group of EnsadLab (the research laboratory of École des Arts Décoratifs), within the framework of the Chaire arts & sciences. Published by Actar Publishers, .able has been developed in partnership with a large consortium of 29 international Universities or institutions.
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Presenters
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Jean-Marc Chomaz
- La chaire arts & sciences, Laboratoire d'Hydrodynamique (LadHyX), CNRS, École polytechnique, Institut Polytechnique de Paris, 91120 Palaiseau, France.
- Laboratoire d'Hydrodynamique (LadHyX), CNRS, École polytechnique, Institut Polytechnique de Paris, 91120 Palaiseau Cedex, France