About SciTech Journal
Science and technology, explained properly.
What we publish
Explainers on science and technology: how a protocol actually works, what a new model changes, why a result matters. Every article aims to leave you able to explain the topic to someone else, not just recognise the words.
How articles are made
Articles come from two places. Some are written by contributors — anyone with a Google account can submit one. Others start as AI research: an editor picks a topic, a research assistant gathers current sources, drafts the explainer and draws the diagrams, and the editor then checks the facts and edits before anything is published.
Every article, from either route, is read by an editor before it goes live. AI-drafted articles say so in the byline, name the editor who checked them, and list the sources they were built from at the foot of the page. The editorial policy sets out what that check actually involves.
Diagrams
Technical diagrams are drawn as code rather than generated as pictures. That keeps them accurate, sharp at any zoom level, readable in dark mode, and readable by screen readers and search engines.
Write for us
Know a subject well? Write an article. Markdown, code blocks, tables and Mermaid diagrams are all supported, and you can put as many of your own pictures as you need anywhere in the piece — drag them in, paste a screenshot, or use the Image button — each with its own caption.
Corrections
Found a mistake? Say so in the comments of the relevant article or get in touch, and it will be fixed and noted.