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Why the Journal of Human Science & Technology Exists
Human science and technology increasingly share the same questions, yet too often publish in separate intellectual worlds.
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Where human biology meets the technologies built to understand it.
An interdisciplinary journal for rigorous work across human science, measurement, engineering, computation, and consequence.
Scope / 01—08
- 01Human biology
- 02Health measurement
- 03Biomedical engineering
- 04Devices & sensors
- 05Artificial intelligence
- 06Data & systems science
- 07Biotechnology
- 08Emerging technology
Founding editorial
Begin with the question.
Our founding issue establishes the journal’s intellectual ground: define the human phenomenon, validate the measurement, then interpret the technology.
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Founding articles
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Health Is Capacity, Not Merely Time
Longevity describes duration. Health describes the capacity to meet disturbance and recover from it.
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A Measurement Is Not Meaning: Validation in Human Technology
A sensor measures a signal. The scientific obligation is to prove what that signal means—and what it does not.
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Artificial Intelligence Cannot Correct a Misdefined Biological Question
Pattern recognition can improve an answer, but it cannot repair a biological premise that was wrong at the start.
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Keep the Human at the Center of Human Technology
The success of a human technology is not the elegance of the system, but the consequence for the person who encounters it.
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Research should survive the question: “What did you actually measure?”
These five founding articles constitute the first published issue of JHST. Each article is identified as an editorial, perspective, or analysis, with its review status stated on the article page.
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