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Research Culture Special Issue

Special Issue – Research Cultures: Expressions of Interest

Following the highly successful publication of two previous volumes dedicated to the International Research Culture Conference, the National Centre for Research Culture and Institute of Advanced Study (IAS) at Warwick, are delighted to announce a third volume drawing on the 2025 event. As in previous years accepted papers will appear within the pages of Exchanges: The Interdisciplinary Research Journal (ISSN 2053-9665), a title published by the IAS since 2013.

As in previous years all conference contributors and delegates are therefore invited to submit papers drawing on their papers, posters or pieces based on their reflections on conference experiences. It is anticipated that one or more issues of Exchanges dedicated to research culture papers will be published in late summer 2026.

Timeline & Deadlines

Expressions of Interest: Tuesday 4th Nov 2025

Invitation to Submit: Tuesday 25th Nov 2025

Reviewer/Associate Editor: Friday 5th Dec 2025

Paper Submissions: Friday 23rd Jan 2026

Anticipated Publication: Late August/Early Sept 2026

Where prospective contributors may need small extensions to these deadlines, they are advised to contact the Editor-in-Chief no later than one week prior to the specific date, to avoid disappointment. Due to the extra time required to handle peer-reviewed submissions, authors are strongly encouraged to submit these well in advance of the final submission deadline.

Any papers which have not been formally accepted for publication by mid-August, will not appear in the special issue, but will instead appear a later issue of Exchanges instead.

Expressions of Interest

Submitting an expression of interest is a simple process using our online form.Link opens in a new window

Please view the full guidelines here.Link opens in a new window

Alongside publication, Exchanges also embraces a mission to support researchers' development of high quality authorial, reviewing and editorial skills through its practices, editorial opportunities and contributions at workshops, seminars and conferences. A companion podcast series, the Exchanges Discourse, featuring author insights, publishing advice and career explorations is now in its sixth season.

The Editor-in-Chief can be contacted at exchangesjournal@warwick.ac.uk

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