Aims and Scope

Aim

The Asian Journal of Engineering and Applied Technology (AJEAT) aims to advance scholarship in engineering, applied engineering sciences, and technology by publishing rigorous theoretical, experimental, computational, methodological, and application-oriented research. The journal provides an international forum for research that contributes to the design, development, analysis, optimisation, implementation, and evaluation of engineering systems, processes, materials, technologies, and infrastructure.

AJEAT encourages multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research addressing contemporary engineering challenges, sustainable technologies, intelligent systems, advanced materials, energy systems, automation, digital engineering, infrastructure development, manufacturing, and emerging engineering technologies. The journal welcomes contributions from established and emerging areas of engineering where the work demonstrates a clear engineering or applied technological contribution.

Scope of the Journal
AJEAT publishes original research articles and review articles in areas including:

  • Civil engineering, structural engineering, and infrastructure engineering
  • Construction engineering, construction technology, and engineering management
  • Geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, and water resources engineering
  • Mechanical engineering, thermal engineering, and fluid engineering
  • Manufacturing engineering, production technologies, and advanced manufacturing
  • Electrical engineering, electronic engineering, and electronic systems
  • Power engineering, renewable energy systems, energy conversion, and energy management
  • Control engineering, instrumentation, automation, and intelligent control systems
  • Computer engineering, embedded systems, and computing technologies for engineering applications
  • Internet of Things, sensor technologies, cyber-physical systems, and smart engineering systems
  • Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics for engineering applications
  • Chemical engineering, process engineering, and process optimisation
  • Materials science and engineering, metallurgy, ceramics, composites, and advanced materials
  • Environmental engineering, pollution control, waste management, and environmental technologies
  • Sustainable engineering, green technologies, circular engineering, and resource-efficient systems
  • Industrial engineering, systems engineering, operations research, and engineering optimisation
  • Agricultural engineering, food process engineering, and agricultural technologies
  • Biomedical engineering, bioengineering, medical devices, and healthcare engineering technologies
  • Aerospace and aeronautical engineering
  • Petroleum, oil and gas, and energy engineering
  • Polymer engineering, plastics technology, and polymer science
  • Textile engineering and textile technologies
  • Architectural engineering, building technologies, and smart built environments
  • Robotics, mechatronics, autonomous systems, and intelligent automation
  • Engineering modelling, numerical methods, simulation, optimisation, and computational engineering
  • Reliability engineering, maintenance engineering, safety engineering, and risk analysis
  • Engineering design, product development, prototyping, and technology innovation
  • Smart manufacturing, Industry 4.0, digital twins, and digitally enabled engineering systems
  • Emerging engineering technologies with demonstrable applications to engineering practice, systems, processes, materials, or infrastructure

Readership
The journal is intended for an international readership of researchers, academics, engineers, scientists, technology professionals, educators, industry practitioners, and policy-oriented scholars working in engineering and applied technology.

Types of Articles

  • Original research articles
  • Review articles

Originality and Relevance
Submitted manuscripts must present original scholarly work relevant to the journal's stated scope. Work submitted to AJEAT must make a clear contribution to engineering, applied engineering sciences, engineering technology, or the development and application of technological methods to engineering problems.

Interdisciplinary studies are welcomed when the principal contribution is clearly related to engineering or applied technology.

Application-oriented studies should demonstrate a clear engineering contribution through the development, analysis, validation, optimisation, implementation, or evaluation of a technology, material, process, system, methodology, or engineering solution.