Aim & Scope

Caucasus Engineering and Architecture Journal (CEAJ) is a peer-reviewed, scientific, open access journal publishing original research from across all areas of the engineering and architecture. 

1)     To promote scientific research in the fields of engineering and architecture and contribute to the academic community,
2)     To enhance the University’s academic visibility at the international level,
3)     To create a high-quality, open-access academic resource,
4)     To establish a high-quality peer-review process,
5)     To be included in national and international indexes (TR Dizin, DOAJ, Scopus, and other databases).

We welcome contributions that address theoretical developments, practical applications, experimental studies, innovative materials, design methodologies, and computational modeling related to engineering and architectural practices.

 The journal welcomes submissions from the following disciplines, but not limited to:

 Engineering:

-      Biotecnology and bioengineering (enzyme systems, biofuels, biomaterials, biosensors, tissue engineering, stem-cell bioengineering),

-      Civil Engineering (structures, geotechnics, hydraulics),

-      Mechanical Engineering (thermodynamics, robotics, CAD/CAM),

-      Mechanical Engineering (thermodynamics, robotics, CAD/CAM),

-      Electrical and Electronics Engineering (power systems, control, automation),

-      Environmental Engineering (waste management, sustainable systems),

-      Structural Engineering and Materials Science,

-      Construction Engineering and Management,

-      Energy Systems and Renewable Technologies.

                Architecture:

-        Architectural Design and Theory,

-        Sustainable Architecture and Green Building Design,

-        Urban Design and Planning,

-        History and Theory of Architecture,

-        Building Information Modeling (BIM),

-        Smart Cities and Digital Technologies in Architecture,

-        Interior Architecture and Spatial Design,

-        Heritage Conservation and Restoration,

 Cross-Disciplinary Topics:

-        Smart Materials and Intelligent Building Systems,

-        Earthquake Engineering and Seismic Design,

-        Artificial Intelligence in Design and Construction,

-        Human-Centered Design and Ergonomics,

-        Digital Fabrication, Parametric and Generative Design,

-        Climate-responsive Design and Energy-efficient Buildings.

Last Update Time: October 20, 2026