Journal of Sustainable Engineering and Infrastructure

The Journal of Sustainable Engineering and Infrastructure is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal publishing applied engineering research that improves the performance, safety, resilience, and environmental sustainability of infrastructure and engineered systems. It welcomes validated experimental, computational, field, and design studies with clear methods and measurable engineering contributions.

Aims

- Publish technically sound engineering research with clear practical or scientific contributions.
- Advance lower-impact, resource-efficient, and climate-resilient infrastructure and engineered systems.
- Encourage transparent validation, reproducible computational work, and clear reporting of assumptions and limitations.
- Connect engineering design and materials research with lifecycle, safety, and real-world performance evidence.

 Scope

- Sustainable civil, structural, transport, and urban infrastructure
- Infrastructure resilience to climate hazards, aging, and disruptive events
- Low-carbon construction, sustainable materials, and lifecycle assessment
- Renewable energy systems, storage, efficiency, and grid integration
- Water, wastewater, and resource-efficient engineering systems
- Manufacturing, process engineering, and circular production
- Sensors, monitoring, digital twins, and infrastructure asset management
- Engineering design optimization and decision-support methods
- Experimental and computational mechanics, with validation
- Safety, reliability, maintainability, and whole-life performance

Article types

Original research; engineering methods and design papers; validated computational studies; systematic reviews; lifecycle or performance assessments; field and infrastructure case studies; data papers; short communications; invited perspectives; letters to the editor. Purely conceptual proposals without engineering validation or a clear contribution should not be accepted as research articles.