Ubiquity adopts a networked publishing strategy that is underpinned by creative practice and the reflexive application of these technologies through workshops, collaborations, commissions, seminars, field work, documenta, conversations, interviews, media archaeology and data streams. Built around heavily illustrated articles, Ubiquity adopts a pragmatic and open approach to the dissemination of practice within this emergent field. Ubiquity offers a context for experimentation through interdisciplinary collaboration and access to ‘instruments’ that encourage a reflexive reinterpretation of disciplinary practices.

The critical use of bi-annual practical symposiums are funded and involve internationally and nationally recognised artists / scientists and academics whose practical and theoretical contribution to the workshops offer formative content for the journal.

A primary example of this is the Phylogeny Workshop held at the Edinburgh Botanic Gardens in February.