focus and scope

ENGINOM is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research at the intersection of engineering innovation, materials science, and applied technology. The journal welcomes contributions including original research articles, review papers, case studies, and technical notes from both emerging scholars and experienced researchers. Its scope covers a wide range of engineering domains, including civil and structural engineering, architectural engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, cybersecurity engineering, computer and software engineering, environmental and chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical and bioengineering, and telecommunications and information engineering, ensuring a comprehensive platform for innovation-driven scientific exchange.

ENGINOM also welcomes contributions exploring the convergence of engineering with digitalization, automation, and data-driven methodologies, including artificial intelligence applications in engineering contexts. By fostering the exchange of theoretical insights and practical solutions, the journal serves as a platform for researchers, practitioners, and policy makers to address global challenges in infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and environmental stewardship. All submissions are rigorously evaluated for scientific validity, originality, and technical significance, ensuring that the journal remains a trusted resource for the global engineering community.

Aim

ENGINOM main goal is to promote the international interchange of information, concepts, and useful insights among civil engineering practitioners, educators, academics, and policymakers. By publishing articles with substantial scientific merit and practical relevance, the journal aims to close the gap between academic research and actual engineering practices. EEI wants to be a premier platform for cutting-edge research, multidisciplinary studies, and creative engineering solutions that influence the built environment, sustainability, and infrastructure of the future.

Publishing Schedule

ENGINOM has been publishing twelve issues per year (monthly) since 2026. The exact schedule of publication for each issue is as the following:

Original research articles, review papers, technical comments, and case studies that substantially improve the state of civil engineering knowledge and practice are encouraged to be published in the journal. Contributions to interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral research are especially welcomed, with the goal of finding novel solutions to challenging engineering problems.