Elsevier’s Alexandria Engineering Journal Removed from Scopus

Alexandria Engineering Journal (AEJ), published by Elsevier, has been removed from the Scopus database according to the latest Scopus Source Discontinued List released in June 2026.

Moreover, the Journal has also been placed “On Hold” by Clarivate. According to the Web of Science notice, concerns have been raised regarding the quality of content published in the journal.

Researchers planning to submit manuscripts should carefully verify the journal’s current indexing status.

FieldDetails
JournalAlexandria Engineering Journal
PublisherElsevier
ISSN1110-0168
E-ISSN2090-2670
Subject AreaEngineering (General Engineering)
Source TypeJournal
Open AccessYes
Article Publishing Charge (APC)USD 2,310 (excluding taxes)

Alexandria Engineering Journal No Longer Indexed in Scopus

According to the latest Scopus update, Alexandria Engineering Journal (ISSN: 1110-0168, E-ISSN: 2090-2670) has been marked as coverage discontinued in Scopus.”

Alexandria Engineering Journal had a strong CiteScore 2024 of 12.9 that reflects significant citation performance in recent years. However, in the current CiteScore listings, no new CiteScore allocation has been provided following the discontinuation decision.

Alexandria Engineering Journal No Longer Indexed in Scopus

The journal was previously indexed in Scopus with coverage from 2000 to 2025. Papers published during the period covered by Scopus generally remain available in the database. However, newly published articles will not be indexed after the discontinuation date.

Web of Science Also Raises Concerns

Clarivate is also investigating this journal.

Currently, Alexandria Engineering Journal has been placed “On Hold” in the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) collection.

Alexandria Engineering Journal has been placed "On Hold" in the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)

According to the Web of Science notice, concerns have been raised regarding the quality of content published in the journal. During the review process:

  • New content will not be indexed.
  • The journal is being reassessed against Web of Science quality criteria.
  • The publisher will be informed of the final decision after the evaluation is completed.

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