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Engineering & Technology Journal Skills
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An opinionated agent skill stack for 40 flagship English-language engineering and technology journals — the venues the natural-science bundle deliberately leaves thin. It covers the IEEE Transactions / Proceedings family across control, information theory, signal processing, communications, power, industrial electronics, antennas, robotics, medical imaging and biomedical engineering; Automatica and IJRR; the optics/photonics flagships (Optica, Light: Science & Applications, Laser & Photonics Reviews); Nature Electronics and Nature Biomedical Engineering; the mechanics / fluids / manufacturing / aerospace venues; the AIChE and chemical/process and energy-engineering leaders; and the materials-engineering and civil/transportation flagships.
This is the engineering sibling of English-NaturalScience-Journal-Skills and English-SocialScience-Journal-Skills. Like them, it ships one self-contained fit-and-house-style skill per journal, plus en-engtech-journal-workflow for routing. Each journal skill helps answer: is my manuscript on-target, how should it be framed, what method, validation and reproducibility does this venue expect, and what official submission details must be re-checked?
Coverage
| Group | Count |
|---|---|
| Electrical · control · communications · signal · power (IEEE + Automatica) | 12 |
| Robotics · photonics · electronics · biomedical engineering | 10 |
| Mechanics · fluids · manufacturing · aerospace | 7 |
| Chemical · process · energy engineering | 7 |
| Materials engineering · civil · transportation | 4 |
| Total journal skills | 40 |
Routing workflow (en-engtech-journal-workflow) | 1 |
How to use
- Route first. Start from
en-engtech-journal-workflowto classify your
manuscript by sub-discipline, contribution type, and validation shape, and get a ranked shortlist of candidate venues.
- Fit second. Open the single-journal skill for your top candidate to test
scope fit, framing, the method/validation bar, house style, and the likely desk-reject triggers.
- Re-check official rules last. Every skill ends with an official-submission
checklist. Before submitting, open the journal's current author instructions (see resources/official-source-map.md) — the live page always wins.
Design rules (shared with the sibling bundles)
- No volatile facts. No impact factors, acceptance rates, ISSNs, exact limits,
APC amounts, or editor names — those live on the official page and change.
- No fabricated citations. Literatures are referred to generically.
- Stable conventions only. Durable structural facts (the IEEE double-column
format and article-type system, the IFAC affiliation of Automatica, the review/tutorial character of the Progress-in / Proceedings titles, standard data/code/reproducibility expectations) are used where they help fit.
- Official page wins. If a live instruction conflicts with a skill, follow the
official instruction.
License
MIT © 2026 Bryce Wang. See LICENSE.