The project combines an historical and theoretical approach to scientific publishing with the implementation of an actual, digital publication. The aim of the project is to design and develop an innovative, internet-based science magazine in the field of Science and Technology Studies (STS). By conceptualising and developing a prototype magazine students will be given the opportunity to learn about, and engage with, current debates about the future of scientific publishing, while simultaneously shaping it – pro-actively. In the light of recent discussions concerning open access, the digital humanities, and so on, how can we deploy digital technologies more purposefully and attractively to communicate our research results to the wider public? The framework is formed by two seminars in FS and HS 2017 as well as three "think labs" in which experts from different disciplines (scientists, designers, publicists, IT specialists) will critically examine the history and current situation of scientific publication landscapes and identify potentials of digital media. On this basis, a journal concept will be developed and realized that goes beyond today's common, classic text-centric formats (blog, pdf-server, online repository, etc.). A prototype will be presented in January 2018.