International Journal for Engineering Modelling

Aims & Scope

Aims and Scope: International Journal for Engineering Modelling is an open-access online journal that publishes original scientific papers, preliminary communications, subject reviews, and professional papers in all areas of biotechnology in biomedicine, interdisciplinary technical sciences, mechanical engineering, computing, civil engineering, electrical engineering, shipbuilding, and technical sciences. The papers are published in accordance with the internationally accepted COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) scientific publishing criteria. The journal is open to submissons from all authors without any restrictions - institutional affiliation, membership in an organization, nationality... The Journal covers computer-aided analysis, design, and research in computational mechanics, numerical methods, software development, and engineering modelling. Elasto-plastic and elasto-visco-plastic analyses with static, cyclic, and transient loading situations are relevant. Contributions to constitutive models, computer analyses of physical models and adequately monitored prototype structures, application of computer techniques to design, and engineering modelling of various practical problems are especially welcome. The specific objective of the International Journal for Engineering Modelling is to support researchers and practitioners by offering the following: modelling of different engineering problems, development and application of various numerical methods, support for the design and manufacture, and development of software.

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