European Advanced Journal for Science & Engineering (EAJSE) -p-ISSN 3050-9696 en e-ISSN 3050-970X

About the Journal

European Advanced Journal of Science & Engineering (EAJSE)

About the Journal

The European Advanced Journal of Science & Engineering (EAJSE) — ISSN (Print): 3050-9696 | ISSN (Online): 3050-970X — is an international, peer-reviewed, gold open-access journal dedicated to advancing high-quality original research, review studies, and innovative scholarly contributions across science, technology, and engineering disciplines. The journal serves as a rigorous and trusted scholarly platform for researchers, engineers, academics, and industry professionals worldwide to disseminate impactful findings, theoretical advancements, and applied solutions that drive scientific development and technological progress.

EAJSE is indexed in Scopus (Elsevier), Web of Science (Clarivate), DOAJ, CrossRef, and other leading international abstracting and indexing databases, ensuring maximum global visibility, citation discoverability, and long-term scholarly impact for all published research.

The journal publishes original research articles, systematic and scoping reviews, technical communications, short reports, and applied case studies across all areas within its defined scientific and engineering scope. EAJSE is committed to the highest standards of research integrity, editorial transparency, and equitable open knowledge — ensuring permanent, unrestricted access to published scholarship for academia, industry, policymakers, and society worldwide.

Indexing & Abstracting

EAJSE is recognized, indexed, and abstracted in the following leading international scholarly databases, repositories, and research discovery platforms:

All published articles are assigned a unique CrossRef Digital Object Identifier (DOI), ensuring permanent citation traceability, persistent online accessibility, and seamless integration with global research discovery and bibliometric infrastructure.

Journal Metrics

CiteScore, SJR, and SNIP values will be updated upon completion of the Scopus evaluation cycle. Authors may track current metrics via the Scopus Source List.

Open Access & Publication Model

EAJSE operates under a full Gold Open Access publishing model, ensuring that all accepted and published articles are freely, immediately, and permanently accessible to readers worldwide — without subscription fees, paywalls, or institutional access barriers — in full compliance with the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI) and published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.

The CC BY 4.0 license permits unrestricted use, distribution, adaptation, translation, and reproduction in any medium or format, provided the original work is appropriately cited and any modifications are clearly indicated.

Article Processing Charges (APCs) are collected solely upon formal manuscript acceptance, following the completion of rigorous peer review. No fees are charged at the point of submission or during the review process. The APC covers all costs associated with editorial management, professional typesetting and formatting, online hosting, long-term digital archiving, and indexing services. Full details on current APC rates, institutional membership pricing, and fee waiver eligibility for researchers from low- and middle-income countries are published transparently on the journal website.

The EAJSE Gold Open Access model delivers:

• Immediate, worldwide visibility and unrestricted accessibility upon publication
• Enhanced readership, citation potential, and discoverability in Scopus and Web of Science
• Rapid and broad dissemination of science and engineering scholarship across disciplines
• Full compliance with major international funder open-access mandates including Plan S, the NIH Open Access Policy, and Horizon Europe requirements
• Equitable knowledge-sharing across academia, industry, government, and society globally

Aims & Scope

EAJSE publishes original research articles, systematic and scoping reviews, technical reports, short communications, and applied case studies spanning the full breadth of science, technology, and engineering disciplines. The journal strongly encourages interdisciplinary and cross-domain submissions that address contemporary scientific and engineering challenges through innovative methodologies and applied solutions.

Engineering Sciences

Civil, structural, and geotechnical engineering; mechanical and manufacturing engineering; electrical, electronic, and power engineering; chemical and process engineering; aerospace and automotive engineering; systems engineering and control theory; materials engineering and applied mechanics.

Computer Science & Information Technology

Software engineering and system architecture; artificial intelligence and machine learning applications; computer networks and distributed systems; cybersecurity and information assurance; human–computer interaction; cloud computing and edge intelligence; embedded systems and IoT engineering.

Physical & Chemical Sciences

Applied physics and photonics; quantum science and nanotechnology; computational chemistry and materials modeling; spectroscopy and analytical methods; thermodynamics and fluid mechanics; experimental and theoretical physical sciences.

Materials Science & Engineering

Functional and smart materials; nanomaterials and nanostructures; biomaterials and biomedical applications; composite and polymer engineering; surface science and coatings technology; materials characterization and testing methods.

Environmental & Energy Engineering

Renewable energy systems and clean energy technology; environmental impact assessment and remediation; sustainable engineering design; water resources engineering; waste management and circular economy applications; climate-resilient infrastructure and smart grid systems.

Biomedical & Health Engineering

Biomedical device design and instrumentation; clinical engineering and health technology assessment; computational biology and bioinformatics; medical imaging and diagnostic systems; tissue engineering and regenerative technologies; AI applications in healthcare engineering.

Emerging & Interdisciplinary Engineering

Quantum computing and quantum engineering; robotics, automation, and autonomous systems; smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0; digital twins and cyber-physical systems; space science and satellite technologies; convergent and hybrid engineering disciplines.

Editorial & Publication Ethics

EAJSE upholds the highest standards of editorial integrity and scholarly publication ethics, in full alignment with internationally recognized frameworks and guidelines:

• COPE – Committee on Publication Ethics (Core Practices & Code of Conduct)
• ICMJE – International Committee of Medical Journal Editors
• STM Association – Best Practices for Responsible Publishing
• WAME – World Association of Medical Editors
• Elsevier Publishing Ethics Standards and Guidelines

All submitted manuscripts must satisfy the following conditions:

• Represent original, novel, and previously unpublished work in any language or medium
• Not be under simultaneous consideration at any other journal, conference, or preprint server (unless formally declared)
• Adhere to ethical standards for research involving data, human subjects, experimental models, or AI-generated content
• Include full and transparent disclosure of funding sources, data availability statements, conflicts of interest, and individual author contribution statements (CRediT taxonomy recommended)

All manuscripts are screened using iThenticate / Turnitin prior to peer review assignment. Similarity reports are evaluated by the editorial office in strict accordance with COPE guidelines.

EAJSE strictly prohibits:

• Plagiarism, self-plagiarism, or duplicate publication in any form
• Data fabrication, falsification, image manipulation, or selective reporting
• Undisclosed financial or non-financial conflicts of interest
• Ghost authorship, gift authorship, or misrepresentation of contributor roles
• Breach of ethical approval requirements for studies involving human participants or sensitive data

Suspected violations are investigated using COPE flowcharts and may result in desk rejection, retraction, or formal notification to the author's affiliated institution and funding body.

Peer Review Process

EAJSE operates a fully double-blind peer review system. Author and reviewer identities remain mutually concealed throughout the entire evaluation process, ensuring impartiality, objectivity, and full protection against bias.

Stage 1 — Initial Editorial Screening

Every submission undergoes a thorough editorial assessment for scope compliance, structural completeness, language quality, originality, and adherence to EAJSE submission guidelines. Manuscripts that do not meet baseline standards are desk-rejected promptly, with constructive editorial feedback provided to authors.

Stage 2 — Double-Blind Peer Review

Manuscripts passing initial screening are assigned to a minimum of two independent expert reviewers with established subject-matter expertise relevant to the submission. Reviewers assess scientific validity, methodological soundness, novelty, clarity of presentation, and overall contribution to the discipline. Additional reviewers may be engaged for highly specialized or interdisciplinary submissions.

Stage 3 — Editorial Decision

Based on consolidated reviewer recommendations, the Editor-in-Chief issues one of the following formal decisions: