Why our own journal
Serious work, properly reviewed.
Genuinely interdisciplinary research often falls between the cracks of existing journals — too historical for the physicists, too technical for the humanists, too unconventional for both. The Antriksa Journal exists to give that work a rigorous, credible home.
An in-house journal is not a shortcut around standards — it's a commitment to them. External peer review, transparent process, open access, and an editorial board spanning physics, Sanskrit, history of science, and philosophy.
Peer-reviewed
Every submission reviewed by external experts. We aim to reject what doesn't meet the bar.
Open access
Free to read for anyone, anywhere. Knowledge shouldn't sit behind a paywall.
Interdisciplinary board
Physicists and Sanskritists reviewing side by side. No field grades its own work alone.
What we'll publish
The kinds of work we're looking for.
Type
Original research
Computational, statistical, or archival studies producing new, checkable results.
Type
Review articles
Careful surveys mapping the state of a question across traditions.
Type
Position papers
Well-argued conceptual and philosophy-of-science contributions.
Type
Null results
Honest negative findings — as valued here as positive ones.
Type
Translations & commentary
Rigorous work making primary texts accessible to researchers.
Type
Data & methods
Datasets, tools, and reproducible pipelines others can build on.
Be there for issue one
The first volume is on its way.
Join the community to be notified when the inaugural issue opens for submissions and when the first papers are published. If you're a researcher interested in contributing or reviewing, we'd love to hear from you.
Editorial enquiries: star@antriksa.com