About the Journal
The Journal publishes scholarly works on engineering and technology-related issues, policies, theories, and problems relevant to Ethiopia within the local, national, regional, and international settings in the form of reviewed articles and non-reviewed reflections, book reviews, and professional/scientific comments. EJET welcomes papers in the following five thematic areas:-
- Manufacturing (Mechanical & electro-mechanical Engineering; Industrial Engineering; Chemical Engineering; Textile & Garment Engineering, Material Science and Engineering, Marine Engineering; Manufacturing Processes; Microelectronics; Mining Engineering; Petroleum Engineering).
- Agricultural Engineering, Water and Environment (Water Supply & Environmental Engineering; Water Resources, Irrigation & Hydraulics Engineering; Architecture)
- Construction and Civil Engineering (Civil Engineering, Construction Technology & Management; Urban & Regional Planning, architecture); and,
- Electrical Engineering & Informatics (Electrical Engineering, networking, and Communications, Biomedical & Computer Engineering; Computing, artificial intelligence, and intelligent systems, information technology, information systems);
- Other applications of physical, biological, chemical, and mathematical sciences in engineering and technological innovations.
Current Issue
The current volume published articles which contribute new theoretical and applied results in four areas of engineering and technology. Manufacturing process and technologies; extraction and processing; product quality engineering and management; garment and textile technology; industrial project management; plant layout and ergonomics; industry digitalization; knowledge discovery; language and cognition; software and systems engineering; networks and distributed systems; ICT for development; information retrieval; soil and water resource engineering and management; hydrology; irrigation; environmental protection; water supply; energy resources development and utilization; and climate change are the topics addressed in the current publication.
