Highlights
Current Issue
We cordially invite researchers, academics, and thought leaders to submit their original, unpublished manuscripts for the inaugural issue (Volume 2027, Issue 1) of HPlus: Journal of Transhumanism, Emerging Technologies, and Human Futures. Operating under the motto 'Humanity • Technology • Beyond', our open-access, peer-reviewed journal serves as an interdisciplinary forum dedicated to critically examining the transformative impacts of scientific and technological advances on the human condition. We welcome high-quality research articles, comprehensive review papers, theoretical studies, and critical essays covering a broad range of topics, including human enhancement, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, cybernetics, posthumanism, bioethics, neurotechnology, and future human trajectories.
HPlus – Journal of Transhumanism, Emerging Technologies, and Human Futures is an interdisciplinary scholarly journal dedicated to the systematic study of transhumanism, human enhancement, emerging technologies, directed evolutionary change, artificial and augmented intelligence, posthuman and post-biological futures, and the long-term transformation of humanity.
The journal examines how scientific and technological developments may alter the biological, cognitive, psychological, social, cultural, ethical, philosophical, and existential dimensions of the human condition. HPlus provides a scholarly forum for investigating both the opportunities and the risks associated with technologies that may extend, modify, augment, or fundamentally transform human capacities. The journal therefore approaches the future of humanity not as a predetermined destination, but as a multidimensional research problem. The journal's guiding perspective can be summarized in three words:
Humanity. Technology. Beyond.
HPlus seeks to advance research at the frontier where biological evolution meets technological transformation, where intelligence meets engineering, and where the present human condition meets the possible futures of humanity. The journal welcomes research that investigates how technological systems, biological systems, intelligence, society, and evolutionary processes may interact to shape the future of humanity.
Accordingly, HPlus treats human transformation as a complex, multidimensional phenomenon rather than as a purely technological project. Scientific evidence, theoretical innovation, philosophical analysis, ethical reasoning, empirical investigation, and future-oriented modeling may all contribute to understanding the possible trajectories of humanity.
