The editors of Network Science, a new Cambridge University Press Journal, are now inviting submissions. Network Science embraces a network paradigm that transcends individual disciplines and focuses on actors and relational linkages, with applications in the natural, social, behavioral, engineering, and informational sciences. The editors, representing many major disciplinary fields, expect the publication to be relevant to the entire network science community rather than narrow disciplines. Articles published will be innovative in methods, theory, and/or applications. 
 
All research in social psychology, social relations, and social cognition that falls within an explicit social network or social system framing would be appropriate for the journal. The editors are also interested in: the structure of brain networks, including the network-based modeling of empirical neuroscience data pertaining to brain connectivity; the structure of cognitive networks (e.g. memory associations); organizational psychology, with an emphasis on individual outcomes within a network-based organizational system, or on the structure and outcomes of different types of organizational systems; leadership within network-based social systems; small group studies of networks; and the interaction of individual attitudes, traits and behaviors and social network ties, including network-based social influence. Finally, the editors are also interested in the perception of social networks; network structures typical of different age groups, or of other social categories; network-based social support and mental health; and social networks and culture.

To learn more about the journal, the editorial team, and submission requirements, please visit the journal website: http://www.indiana.edu/~netsci/ or email the editorial office at networkscience@cambridge.org.