Aims and Scope

Aim

The Asian Journal of Engineering and Applied Technology (AJEAT) aims to advance scholarly knowledge, technological innovation, and professional practice across engineering and applied technology. The journal provides an international platform for rigorous theoretical, experimental, computational, methodological, and application-oriented research. It publishes studies contributing to the design, development, analysis, optimisation, implementation, validation, and evaluation of engineering systems, processes, materials, technologies, and infrastructure. AJEAT encourages research addressing contemporary challenges in sustainable engineering, intelligent systems, advanced materials, energy, automation, manufacturing, digital engineering, and infrastructure development. The journal also welcomes interdisciplinary and emerging technologies where the principal contribution is clearly engineering-based or technologically substantive. AJEAT seeks to disseminate methodologically sound, scientifically significant, and practically relevant research to an international academic, engineering, and professional readership.

Scope of the Journal

AJEAT publishes original research articles, review articles, and case studies that make a substantive contribution to engineering, applied engineering sciences, or technological innovation in areas including:

  • Civil, structural, geotechnical, transportation, water resources, construction, and infrastructure engineering
  • Mechanical, thermal, fluid, manufacturing, production, and industrial engineering
  • Electrical engineering, electronic engineering, power systems, renewable energy, energy conversion, and energy management
  • Control engineering, instrumentation, automation, intelligent control, robotics, mechatronics, and autonomous systems
  • Computer engineering, embedded systems, cyber-physical systems, Internet of Things, sensor technologies, and computing for engineering applications
  • Artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, and intelligent methods applied to engineering systems and technologies
  • Chemical engineering, process engineering, process systems, and process optimisation
  • Materials science and engineering, metallurgy, ceramics, polymers, composites, nanomaterials, and advanced materials
  • Environmental engineering, pollution control, waste management, water treatment, and environmental technologies
  • Sustainable engineering, green technologies, circular engineering, resource-efficient systems, and low-carbon technologies
  • 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, energy, and related process technologies
  • Textile engineering, textile technologies, and advanced functional materials
  • Architectural engineering, building technologies, and smart built environments
  • Engineering modelling, numerical methods, computational engineering, simulation, optimisation, and decision-support methods
  • Reliability engineering, maintenance engineering, safety engineering, risk analysis, and engineering asset management
  • Engineering design, product development, prototyping, innovation, and technology development
  • Smart manufacturing, Industry 4.0, digital twins, and digitally enabled engineering systems
  • Emerging engineering technologies with demonstrable applications to engineering practice, systems, processes, materials, products, or infrastructure

Interdisciplinary Research

AJEAT welcomes multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research where the principal contribution is clearly related to engineering or applied technology. Research integrating engineering with computer science, data science, environmental science, healthcare, management, materials science, or other disciplines may be considered where it develops, validates, evaluates, or improves an engineering system, technology, process, material, method, or solution. Studies primarily focused on non-engineering disciplines without a substantive engineering or applied technological contribution are outside the principal scope of the journal.

Readership

The journal serves an international readership of researchers, academics, engineers, scientists, technology professionals, educators, industry practitioners, research scholars, consultants, and policy-oriented professionals working across engineering and applied technology.

Types of Articles

  • Original Research Articles
  • Review Articles
  • Case Studies

Originality and Relevance

Submitted manuscripts must present original scholarly work relevant to the stated aims and scope of AJEAT and demonstrate scientific, engineering, methodological, or technological significance. Manuscripts should make a clear contribution through the development, analysis, validation, optimisation, implementation, or evaluation of an engineering system, process, material, technology, methodology, or solution. Purely descriptive studies or applications without a substantive engineering contribution may be considered outside the journal's editorial scope.