CIGRE Science & Engineering (CSE) - The technical magazine of choice
By Rob Stephen, Editor in Chief of CSE
CIGRE provides a premier digital magazine, CIGRE Science and Engineering (CSE). Interested authors are encouraged to publish in this (Scopus registered) magazine.
This Scopus registered (E-ISSN 2426-1335) magazine provides the following benefits:
- Free publication – no financial obligation to authors.
- Free download – maximum exposure for authors’ work
- Rigorous review – reviewers are selected from the most knowledgeable experts globally by the Study Committee chairpersons.
- Rapid publication – the time from submission to publication can be from 6-9 months depending on the revisions required and availability in the CSE edition.
- Open access to all interested parties. Free download to all (you do not have to be a CIGRE member)
- Advertising of the most pertinent papers on LinkedIn and Twitter
The details as to the Scopus registration and the current rating of CSE are given below:
“CIGRE Science and Engineering, ISSN:2426-1335”. The journal is active and indexed in Scopus.
In the upcoming October edition we have a mix of best of papers from conferences, working groups and authors.
The best papers cover topics of FACTS and HVDC grounding as well as use of AI in predictive maintenance.
The working group papers are especially important in that they cover a pertinent topic and are authored by experts globally. The October edition boasts three working group papers covering Integration of large power electronic loads in power systems (very valid with the growth of data centres), short circuit withstand of transformers and life cycle assessment of transformers at end of life stage. These papers are all based on the latest knowledge in the area and have direct practical benefit to readers.
The author based papers have all been thoroughly reviewed and revised. The authors can rest assured that the papers can withstand any scrutiny globally. The topics cover grounding systems, EMT modelling, digitization of substation and use of probabilistic design principles for substation bay design.
I would urge readers to reference articles published in CSE as these references are globally accepted.
If you would like to publish in this prestigious, Scopus registered, magazine please email Rob Stephen.
All information on how to go about publishing can be found at cse.cigre.org
CSE 42 available soon on cse.cigre.org
CSE Archives available on eCIGRE
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