Elsevier selected to publish open-access journal: Engineering

Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, today announced that it has been selected to publish Engineering, an open access journal published in collaboration with the Chinese Academy of Engineering.

Engineering was founded in 2015 in China and will now be published for a global audience. The journal aims to provide a high-level platform where academic achievements of great importance in engineering science and technology can be shared. Research findings published in Engineering should contribute to new innovations in order to foster the development of world-class industries and engineering projects of great socio-economic significance.

Discussing the journal, Co-Editor-in-Chief Zhihua Zhong, from the Chinese Academy of Engineering, commented: "With an ever-increasing importance of engineering innovations and collaborations, Engineering will promote and facilitate multidisciplinary collaborations and advance science in the broadest possible way."

"We are very excited about the re-launch of Engineering," added Co-Editor-in-Chief, Raj Reddy, Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. "The journal will reach engineers across the world, and we look forward to their enthusiastic participation and support."

Christopher Greenwell, Publishing Director at Elsevier, noted: "Elsevier is delighted to collaborate with the Chinese Academy of Engineering on this flagship open access journal. China has made huge advances in engineering science and technology in recent years and has the potential to be the global leader in the field. Both parties are committed to publishing and promoting high-quality research works in these fields. . Its wide dissemination and broad scope will ensure that a large and diverse readership will find something of interest in Engineering."

Provided by Elsevier