About the Journal

The Journal of Engineering and Computational Intelligence Review (JECIR) is an open access and double blind peer review journal dedicated to publishing innovative research findings, fundamental advancements in Computer Science and Engineering. JECIR is a scholarly, open-access publication employing a thorough peer-review process to ensure high-quality articles. Its primary objective is to serve as a valuable resource for academic researchers and industry professionals by disseminating original research and practical applications within the fields of Engineering and Computational Intelligence.

Aims & Objective of JECIR:
The Journal of Engineering and Computational Intelligence Review (JECIR) aims to serve as a dynamic and inclusive platform for advancing high-quality research in engineering and computer sciences. It seeks to bridge the gap between academic research and real-world engineering challenges by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and promoting innovative solutions to emerging global issues. The journal emphasizes the development of theoretical foundations and practical applications to drive meaningful progress in these fields.

Scope of JECIR:
JECIR publishes original research articles, critical reviews, and technical notes that contribute to the following areas:

  • Interdisciplinary Research: Integration of engineering sciences (e.g., mechanical, electrical, civil, mechatronics, robotics) with computational intelligence (e.g., AI, machine learning, data analytics).

  • Novel Methodologies and Algorithms: Development and refinement of cutting-edge computational techniques, systems, and frameworks.

  • Practical Applications: Solutions addressing real-world challenges in industries such as healthcare, energy, automation, and sustainable technologies.

  • Emerging Trends: Exploration of advancements in intelligent systems, optimization, robotics, and human-computer interaction.

Submissions with a focus on innovation, scalability, and societal impact are prioritized, encouraging contributions that expand the boundaries of engineering and computational intelligence.