About the Journal
CompX focuses on interdisciplinary research that advances computer science through engagement with other disciplines, including novel computational methods, theoretical frameworks, and application domains emerging from cross-disciplinary collaboration. Topics include but are not limited to:
- Computational biology and bioinformatics
- Quantum computing and quantum information
- Computational physics and scientific computing
- Computational social science and digital humanities
- Neural computation and brain-inspired computing
- Computational finance and algorithmic economics
- Computational chemistry and materials discovery
- Computational geometry and applied mathematics
- Interactive computing and human-AI collaboration
- Computational sustainability and climate modeling
- Algorithmic fairness and social impact of computing
- Edge, fog, and decentralized computing
- Novel computing paradigms beyond CMOS
- Computational archaeology and cultural heritage
- Interdisciplinary methods and reproducibility
CompX welcomes original research, reviews, case studies, perspectives, and opinions that advance interdisciplinary computing, and encourages work that brings computational rigor to new domains or draws on domain insights to inspire new computational approaches—particularly studies demonstrating mutual benefit between computer science and partner disciplines.
