Journal Management
Journal Management
JOURNAL OF EMERGING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
Journal of Emerging Engineering Technologies (JEET) is managed according to principles of academic integrity, editorial independence, transparency, and responsible scholarly publishing.
The journal is committed to maintaining a professional and transparent publication process while providing authors, reviewers, editors, and readers with a reliable platform for the dissemination of research in engineering, education, technology, and emerging technological fields.
Editorial Management
JEET is managed by an editorial team consisting of an Editor-in-Chief, an Associate Editor-in-Chief, Editors, and supporting editorial personnel.
The editorial team is responsible for managing manuscript submissions, coordinating the peer review process, making editorial decisions, maintaining publication quality, and ensuring that the journal's policies are consistently implemented.
Editor-in-Chief:
Dr. Antonius Darma Setiawan, S.Si., M.T.
Associate Editor-in-Chief:
Ariep Jaenul, S.Pd., M.Sc.Eng.
Editorial Independence
Editorial decisions are made independently based on the academic quality, relevance, originality, methodological soundness, and contribution of submitted manuscripts.
Editorial decisions are not influenced by commercial interests, personal relationships, institutional affiliations, or other inappropriate external factors.
Manuscript Management
All manuscripts submitted to JEET are managed through the journal's online submission and editorial management system.
The editorial process generally includes:
- Manuscript submission by the author.
- Initial editorial screening.
- Assignment of qualified and independent reviewers.
- Double-blind peer review.
- Editorial decision based on the review process.
- Revision and further review when required.
- Final acceptance and publication.
Reviewer Management
JEET maintains a reviewer database consisting of academics and researchers with relevant expertise in the areas covered by the journal.
Reviewers are selected based on their academic expertise, qualifications, research interests, and relevance to the submitted manuscript.
Reviewers are expected to maintain confidentiality, provide objective and constructive assessments, and disclose any potential conflict of interest.
Publication Schedule
The Journal of Emerging Engineering Technologies (JEET) is published four times a year on a quarterly basis.
Each year consists of four regular issues, published according to the following schedule:
Issue 1: January – March
Issue 2: April – June
Issue 3: July – September
Issue 4: October – December
The editorial team may adjust the publication schedule when necessary to maintain the quality and integrity of the editorial and publication process.
Transparency and Accountability
JEET is committed to providing clear information regarding its editorial policies, peer review process, publication fees, licensing, copyright, ethical standards, and other relevant publication procedures.
The journal periodically reviews its editorial and publication practices to improve the quality, efficiency, transparency, and sustainability of its publishing operations.
Conflict of Interest
Editors, reviewers, and authors are expected to disclose any potential conflicts of interest that may affect the objectivity or integrity of the publication process.
Appropriate measures may be taken to ensure that conflicts of interest do not compromise editorial or peer review decisions.
JEET continuously strives to improve its editorial and publication practices in accordance with principles of academic integrity, transparency, fairness, and responsible scholarly publishing.