The openjournaltheme.com team proudly announces the successful implementation of the OJS Noble theme for the Civil Engineering Journal (C.E.J). The project began on June 23, 2025, and was completed efficiently by June 25, 2025, showcasing our capability to deliver fast, professional, and high-quality OJS design solutions.
The Civil Engineering Journal (C.E.J) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access publication dedicated to high-impact research and innovation in civil engineering. Since its launch in 2015, C.E.J has been published monthly by the Salehan Institute of Higher Education, offering a platform for scholars and engineers to share cutting-edge findings in civil engineering disciplines.
C.E.J is recognized in several global indexing and abstracting services:
- Journal Impact Factor (JCR 2024): 4.9 (Q1)
- SJR Ranking: Q1
- CiteScore (Scopus): 6.5
- Google Scholar Citations: 24,065
- Web of Science Citations: 7,986
- h-index (GS): 56
- i10-index (GS): 124
- Acceptance Rate: 27%
- Average Peer Review Time: 81 days
- Published Articles: 1,816
- Contributors: Over 6,178 from 91 countries
The Civil Engineering Journal (C.E.J) publishes high-quality research and practical findings in a broad range of civil engineering areas, including:
- Construction and Building Materials
- Structural and Earthquake Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Water and Hydraulic Sciences
- Transportation and Urban Infrastructure
- Surveying and Geo-Spatial Engineering
- Ocean and Marine Engineering
C.E.J is committed to interdisciplinary collaboration and accepts original research, case studies, and applied engineering solutions.
Thanks to our skilled OJT Team, the implementation of the OJS Noble Theme was executed flawlessly. This modern and responsive OJS Theme not only enhances the user experience across devices but also significantly improves the visual credibility and indexing-readiness of the journal.
With a strong emphasis on accessibility, usability, and branding, we ensure every detail aligns with best practices in scholarly publishing using Open Journal Systems (OJS).
