International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology
Basic Information
International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology (IJCST) is a peer-reviewed journal addressing the theory and application of original research in Textiles and Fibrous Assemblies, in the fields of novel, traditional, non-traditional and diverse science, technology and engineering, as well as design and aesthetics. IJCST recognises and promotes papers of originality, interdisciplinarity and importance, and encourages scholarly critical reviews. Fields of interest Textiles are materials of great complexity and diversity, so their understanding is of paramount importance, and their design, manufacture and end use are expanding to many fields such as Fashion, Interior, Architecture, Medical, Aerospace, Automotive, Civil-engineering and Geotextiles, Well-being, Food, Agriculture and Electronics. In fact, many new textile products are not known as such because of their diverse technology, such as scaffolds for cell growth for example, or membranes with tribological energy harvesting ability, or photonics based on fibre morphology, to name but a few. It is essential therefore that researchers and industry keep pace with these fast-developing sectors by reading and publishing. Key benefits The International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology is a specialized journal for all those involved with textiles and clothing. It is a refereed publication proudly enjoying the highest standards in editorial, reviewing and authoring. IJCST scholarly mission is to generate new knowledge and keeping the international community of researchers and industry in touch with one another. Key journal audiences Academics, researchers, industrialists and trade organisations working in the textile, clothing and allied industries. Coverage Automatic, Intelligent systems and robots Colour Polymers and textiles Computer-aided design and manufacture Modelling of materials and processes Applications and end-uses Fibre, yarn, fabric measurement and testing Garment manufacture and design Quality issues Fibre, yarn, fabric and garment manufacture Joining technologies 3D Modelling, design and visualisation SMART textiles Nanotextiles, membranes, electrospinning Composites E textiles Sustainability and the environment Management Retailing We would also be interested to receive review article submissions on the following topics 3D Weaving Electrospinning of Nano-composites SMART Garments Anti-ballistic Textiles Textile composites for aerospace end uses Textile composites for automotive end-uses Flexible PCB’s for wireless wearable end uses Personal Protective Garments and Face Masks
CiteScore
Subject | Rank | Percentile |
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Business, Management and AccountingBusiness, Management and Accounting (miscellaneous) |
89 / 189 | 53% |
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