For Readers

Welcome to Enginuity: Journal of Engineering Science and Technology. As a reader, you are an integral part of our mission to promote open, free, and global access to high-quality engineering research.

1. Open Access Commitment

All articles published in Enginuity are made freely and immediately available online without subscription or registration. This journal operates under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), which allows:

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  • Copying, distributing, and reusing content for any lawful purpose

  • Citing the work with proper attribution to the authors

You can explore and use all content without asking permission, as long as you provide proper credit.

2. How to Use the Journal

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  • Download and share articles with colleagues and students

  • Follow citations and explore related work for deeper study

  • Use content in lectures, research, or practical applications, with appropriate citation

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By reading, citing, and sharing articles published in Enginuity, you help:

  • Expand the reach and impact of engineering research

  • Promote knowledge equity and academic collaboration

  • Support a sustainable model of open scientific communication

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Enginuity is proud to serve the global engineering and research community. Thank you for supporting open science.