FOOD CHEMISTRY
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ISSN: 0308-8146
DESCRIPTION
Food Chemistry publishes original research papers dealing with the advancement of the chemistry and biochemistry of foods or the analytical methods/ approach used. All papers should focus on the novelty of the research carried out.
Topics include:
– Chemistry relating to major and minor components of food, their nutritional, physiological, sensory, flavour and microbiological aspects;
– Bioactive constituents of foods, including antioxidants, phytochemicals, and botanicals. Data must accompany sufficient discussion to demonstrate their relevance to food and/or food chemistry;– Chemical and biochemical composition and structure changes in molecules induced by processing, distribution and domestic conditions;
– Effects of processing on the composition, quality and safety of foods, other bio-based materials, by-products, and processing wastes;
–Chemistry of food additives, contaminants, and other agro-chemicals, together with their metabolism, toxicology and food fate.
Analytical papers related to the microbiological, sensory, nutritional, physiological, authenticity and origin aspects of food. Papers should be primarily concerned with new or novel methods (especially instrumental or rapid) provided adequate validation is described including sufficient data from real samples to demonstrate robustness. Papers dealing with significant improvements to existing methods, or data from application of existing methods to new foods, or commodities produced in unreported geographical areas, will also be considered.
– Methods for the determination of both major and minor components of food especially nutrients and non-nutrient bioactive compounds (with putative health benefits) will be considered.
– Results of method inter-comparison studies and development of food reference materials for use in the assay of food components;
– Methods concerned with the chemical forms in food, nutrient bioavailability and nutritional status;
– General authentication and origin [e.g. Country of Origin Labelling (COOL), Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), Certificate of Specific Character (CSC)] determination of foods (both geographical and production including commodity substitution, and verification of organic, biological and ecological labelling) providing sufficient data from authentic samples should be included to ensure that interpretations are meaningful.
Food Chemistry will not consider papers that focus on purely clinical or engineering aspects without any contribution to chemistry; pharmaceutical or non-food herbal remedies; or survey/surveillance data.
AUDIENCE
Food technologists, scientists and chemists
IMPACT FACTOR
2013: 3.259 ? Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports 2014
ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING
BIOSIS
Chemical Abstracts
Chemical Engineering Biotechnology Abstracts
Current Contents
EMBASE
FSTA (Food Science and Technology Abstracts)
Nutrition Abstracts
Publications in Food Microbiology
SCISEARCH
Science Citation Index
CAB Abstracts
Sociedad Iberoamericana de Informacion Cientifica (SIIC) Data Bases
Scopus
Global Health
EMBiology
EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor-in-Chief
G.G. Birch, Food and Nutritional Sciences, University of Reading, PO Box 217 Whiteknights, Reading, RG6 6AH, UK
Editor: Analytical, Nutritional and Clinical Methods Section
P. Finglas, Inst. of Food Research, Nutrition Health & Con, Norwich Laboratory, Colney Lane, Colney, Norwich, NR4 7UA, UK
Editors
S.B. Astley, EuroFIR AISBL, Brussels, Belgium
D. Charalampopoulos, University of Reading, Reading, UK
S. Elmore, University of Reading, Reading, England, UK
S.Y. Jiang, Peking University, Beijing, China
L. Melton, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
F. Shahidi, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St John's, Canada
J. Van Camp, Universiteit Gent, Gent, Belgium
R. Wrolstad, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, USA
Associate Editors
S. Baumgartner, Universitat für Bodenkultur Wien (BOKU), Vienna, Austria
A. Ismail, University Putra Malaysia, Upm Serdang, Malaysia
P. Kilmartin, University of Auckland, Auckland Mail Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
R.B. Pegg, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, USA
Editorial Board Members
C. Alasalvar, Tubitak Marmara Research Center, Gebze/Kocaeli, Turkey
A. Andrews, University of Wales, Penylan, Cardiff, UK
J.H. Banoub, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada Y. Bao, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
M. Battino, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy
R.G. Berger, Leibniz Universit?t Hannover, Hannover, Germany
T. Beta, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Y.F. Chu, Kraft Foods, Glenview, Illinois, USA
P. Dey, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham, UK
D Granato, Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa, Ponta Grossa, Brazil
A. Halmos, RMIT, Melbourne, Australia
M. Jenner, Devon, UK
M. Jung, Woosuk University, Jeonbuk, South Korea
S. Kelly, University of East Anglia, Norwich, England, UK
J.F. Kennedy, Chembiotech Laboratories, Worcester, UK
J. Lakkis, Pfizer Global Research and Development, Morris Plains, New Jersey, USA
C.K. Lee, Penange, Malaysia
G. Lisinska, Wageningen Universiteit, Wroclaw, Poland
M. Mathlouthi, Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, Reims Cedex, France
B. Ou, International Chemistry Testing, Milford, Massachusetts, USA
V. Piironen, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
S. Polesello, National Research Council of Italy (CNR), Brugherio, Italy
S. Porretta, Stazione Sperimentale per L'Industria delle Conserve Alimentari, Parma, Italy P. Puwastien, Mahidol University, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand
E. Risvik, Matforsk, As, Norway
A. Ritieni, Università di Napoli Federico II, Napoli, Italy
B. Saad, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Nibong Tebal, Penang, Malaysia
H. Sch?nfeldt, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa
J-H. Shim, Chonnam National University, Gwangiu, South Korea
Jaspreet Singh, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
K. Thurlow, LGC Limited, Teddington, UK
F. Toldrá, Instituto de Agroquimica y Tecnologia de Alimentos, Paterna (Valencia), Spain R. Tsao, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), Guelph, Ontario, Canada
A. Tudos, Shell Global Solutions, Amsterdam, Netherlands
F. Ulberth, European Commission, Geel, Belgium
C.M. Witthoft, Sveriges Lantbruks Universitet (SLU), Uppsala, Sweden
V. Yaylayan, McGill University, Ste Anne de Bellevue, Quebec, Canada
L. Yu, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, USA
R. Zeleny, European Commission, Geel, Belgium
J. Zhengyu, Southern Yangtze University, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China
GUIDE FOR AUTHORS
INTRODUCTION
Ten essential rules to ensure your manuscript is handled promptly
The manuscript fits the Aims and Scope of the journal (https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,/food-chemistry) Manuscript is in accordance with ARTICLE TYPE - GUIDELINES (https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,/journals/food-chemistry/0308-8146/guide-for-authors#14000) The text is written in good English. Authors who feel their manuscript may require editing to conform to correct scientific English may wish to use an English Language Editing service such as the one available from Elsevier's WebShop (https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,/languageediting/ ). Manuscript text is divided into numbered sections; line and page numbers are added and text is double spaced An ethical statement is required for experiments involving humans or animals Conflict of interest statement is included at the end of the manuscript The number of figures and tables combined does not exceed a total of 6; additional tables and figures can be submitted as supplementary material. All relevant references should be provided in the Reference list. Cover letter is prepared, introducing your article and explaining the novelty of the research Highlights are prepared (a birds' eye view of your article in 3-5 points, 85 characters each)
Types of paper
Original research papers; review articles; rapid communications; short communications; viewpoints; letters to the Editor; book reviews.
1.Research papers - original full-length research papers which have not been published previously, except in a preliminary form, and should not exceed 7,500 words (including allowance for no more than 6 tables and illustrations). Research papers should not contain more than 40 references.
2.Review articles - will be accepted in areas of topical interest, will normally focus on literature published over the previous five years, and should not exceed 10,000 words (including allowance for no more than 6 tables and illustrations). Review articles should not contain more than 80 references. ) If it is felt absolutely necessary to exceed this number, please contact the editorial office for advice before submission.
3.Rapid communications - an original research paper reporting a major scientific result or finding with significant implications for the research community, designated by the Editor.
4.Short communications - Short communications of up to 3000 words, describing work that may be of a preliminary nature but which merits immediate publication. These papers should not contain more than 30 references.
5.Viewpoints - Authors may submit viewpoints of about 1200 words on any subject covered by the Aims and Scope.
6.Letters to the Editor - Letters are published from time to time on matters of topical interest.
7.Book reviews
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Reference to a book:
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英国医学杂志中文版 BMJ CHINESE EDITION （论文写作与投稿经验） 科学论文的讨论需要结构化 与结构式摘要相似 The case for structuring the discussion of scientific papers Much the same as that for structuring abstracts Michael Docherty Professor of rheumatology City Hospital, Nottingham NG5 1PB Richard Smith Editor, BMJ 在写作中，结构安排最难，写小说、剧本、诗歌、政府报告或科学论文，莫不如此。如果结构恰到好处，其它就容易多了；而且，无论哪一种精巧的语言都掩饰不了结构上的缺陷。结构的重要性在于读者不会迷失方向。读者该知道从何起，到何处，再去何方。好结构使读者得益，知道从何处获取特殊信息，并能吸纳全部重要信息。 医学刊物的读者对论文的IMRaD结构（引言、方法、结果和讨论；Introduction,Methods ,Results and Discussion）1相当稔熟，自觉或不自觉地都知道每部分的作用。同样，读者也已熟悉结构式摘要，它所含的信息比非结构式摘要多2，3。有些刊物要求特殊论文使用特殊结构，如报告随机试验（randomised trials）的论文使用CONSORT结构4。现在我们提议，科学论文的讨论部分也要结构化，因为它经常是论文最薄弱之处，仔细地解释而成为喋喋不休5。 老式论文往往缺少新的数据资料（可能包括病例报告），讨论却洋洋洒洒。
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中华实用医药杂志，山东的，比较好发表中国临床康复(原现代康复),基本都要 实用癌症,文章要求不高，而且周期极快，约3个月就发表了 热带医学，退稿很少 中华现代中西医杂志,回复很快,版面费也不太贵! 中国实验临床诊断学杂志，很好发,基本不退稿. 临床泌尿外科杂志很好发基本上不退稿 中国肿瘤发表比较容易，版面费660元， 中华现代临床医学杂志,也比较快，不过版面费贵一点，要1100圆 山东医药，是半月刊只要论文质量可以一般两三个月均可以发表 齐鲁医学、临床肝胆病杂志、河南医药信息和河南医药论坛、现代中西医结合杂志、中国组织化学和细胞化学、中国乡村医学、中国临床药理学与治疗学、胰腺病学、中华误诊学杂志、中国煤炭医学杂志、华中医学、中国现代手术学杂志都比较好发。 投稿要谨慎! 目前未经国家出版行政管理部门批准的非法出版刊物 健康指南(CN45-0056) 世界医学论坛(ISSN1726-295X) 美国中华护理(ISSN 1543-1497) 医学学报(ISSN 1914-2494) 中国医药(ISSN 1608-3776) 中国医药保健(ISSN 1810-363X)
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学术规范与论文写作课程介绍 课程名称：学术规范与论文写作 课程时间：从2006年秋季开始，每学期滚动开设，每次限100人 主持教师: 朱庆之教授 主讲：元培计划管理委员会导师组 助教：吴兴宁wxn-ahl@https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,, 62767732 邓德华dengdehua@https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,, 62754099 汤康tangkon@https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,, 62754099 对象：D类通选课，元培计划文科生必修，欢迎元培理科生和其他院系学生选修课程说明： 《学术规范与论文写作》是元培计划文科平台课之一，由来自不同院系和专业的导师共同开设。目的是通过对不同专业具体问题的个案研究的讲解，使学生了解基本的学术规范以及科学研究和论文写作的基本方法，并培养学生的自学能力和写作能力。 每位授课教师将向同学们介绍自己的某个研究，在此过程中着重展示包括诸如问题的提出、资料的收集、论证的方法和步骤、文献索引等等科学研究的基本环节。每位教师还将向同学推荐一部阅读书供课前或课后自学，提出若干思考题，并指导同学们的自学和课程论文写作。 全课共分八个单元，每个单元四小时，包括讲授两小时和自学两小时。 课程要求及成绩构成： 1、完成课程所有的教学环节。 2、按时参加课程。请假必须证明有特殊情况，例如疾病或家有急事，需书面说明具体人、事、时、地，于课前交于班长或助教，考勤占最终成绩的15%。 3、课程除了课内讲座之外将举行由助教带领的课外讨论班。每位同学至少选择参加两次课外讨论，在讨论前将读书报告电子版发至助教邮箱，并在参与讨论时提交读书报告的纸版（每篇不少于1500字）。讨论班上的表现和读书报告的质量占最终成绩的40%。 4、期末，所有参与课程的同学须完成一篇与某一讲座内容相关的论文。论文字数不少于2000字，论文提交的最后时间是1月18日，论文质量占最终成绩的
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会计研究＝ Accounting research ／中国会计学会．—北京：中国会计学会, 1980～双月刊 CLC：F23ISSN 1003-2886 CN11-1078 2-844会计专业理论性刊物。报道财会工作理论研究成果，介绍国外会计理论的有关资料。主要栏目有：理论探讨、工作研究、改革探索、调研报告、案例研究、外国财会理论研究动态及会计教育等。供全国财会人员、财政经济管理人员及财会教学和理论研究人员阅读参考。有主要文章英文目次及年度索引。 上海会计＝ (Shanghai accounting) ／上海市会计学会．—上海：上海市会计学会, 1981～月刊CLC：F23ISSN 1007-5135 CN31-1176 4-329会计专业刊物。研究、探索财会工作改革中的新问题，交流财会业务与技术方面的新经验。辟有研究、探索、改革、业务与技术、国外视窗、审计论坛、会计电算化、经验交流、中青年论坛、博士生论坛、会计随笔等栏目。读者对象为财会人员、会计理论研究人员及大专院校财会专业师生。继承《会计通讯》（1979）。 财会研究＝ The study of finance and accountancy ／甘肃省财政学会等．—兰州：《财会研究》编辑部发行科[发行], 1990～ 月刊 CLC：F23 ISSN 1004-6070 CN62-1096 54-80 财会专业学术性刊物。旨在反映财经领域的科研成果，研究财经理论，探讨财经问题，提高财会人员业务水平。主要栏目有财会论坛、会计研究、会计工作、税务论坛、企业问题探讨、经济天地、企业改革、理论探讨、财经监督等。读者对象为财会工作者、财经院校师生及党政机关决策咨询人员。继承《甘肃财会》（1980）。 中国审计＝ China audit ／中华人民共和国审计署．—北京：中国审计出版社, 1986～月刊 CLC：F239ISSN 1002-5049 CN11-1241审计专业刊物。宣传国家有关审计工作的方针、政策，开展审计理论和实践的研讨，交流审计工作经验。主要栏目有：审计长廊、社会审计、技术技巧、内审之窗、法制经纬、信息广角等。读者对象为：财务工作者、审计工作人员及经济院校师生。继承《审计通讯》。有年度索引。 财务与会计＝ (Finance and accountancy) ／中华人民共和国财政部．—北京：中国财政杂志社, 1979～月刊 CLC：F23ISSN 1003-286X CN11-1177 2-132 M663财会专业刊物。宣传党和国家有关财会工作的方针、政策，围绕财政部的工作部署，研究财会工作的理论和实际问题，交流财会工作经验，普及财会知识。设有：工作研究、学术探讨、理财广场、业务与技术、电算财会、注册会计师、案例分析、世界之窗、问题解答、财会知识等栏目。读者对象为广大财会管理及工作人员、相关专业大专院校师生。有年度索引。由《财政》（1956）与《会计》（1964）合并而成。1980年起分出《财政》。 中国农业会计＝ (Chinese rural finance research) ／农业部财务司，中国农业会计学会．—北京：《中国农业会计》编辑部, 1991～ 月刊 CLC：ISSN 1003-9759 CN11-2907面向农业系统的财会专业期刊。宣传国家财经政策、法规、制度，研究探讨我国农业财务会计理论和实践，总结交流农业财会改革经验，以提高农业财会人员专业水平。辟有理论探讨、现代会计、会计改革、财会论坛、工作研究、经验交流、业务与技术、审计、资金管理、意见与建议等栏目。主要读者对象是农业系统财会人员、各级农业主管部门和财政、金融、税收等部门的管理人员、财会研究理论工作者和大专院校师生。 广西会计＝ Guangxi accountaney ／广西会计学会．—南宁：广西壮族自治区会计学会, 1984～月刊 CLC：F23ISSN 1005-7285 CN45-1024会计专业刊物。探讨会计工作中的理论问题，注重实务操作与工作经验的交流。主要栏目有：工作研究、理论探讨、业务与技术、经验交流、会计电算化、新名词释义、小资料、财会法规、简讯等。读者对象为会计实务工作者、会计理论教学工作者及财会专业师生。 财会通讯＝ Communication in finance and accounting ／湖北省会计学会．—武汉：《财会通讯》杂志社, 1980～月刊 CLC：F23ISSN 1002-8072 CN42-1103 38-216武汉市武昌紫阳东路21号（430070）编辑部电话：027-*******财会专业刊物。探讨财会理论，交流工作经验，解决实践中的问题。介绍国内外财务会计理论研究中的新进展及相关资料。主要栏目有：理论探讨、工作研究、审计、会
容易发表的中文核心期刊 许多高校对大学生发表论文持鼓励态度，有些高校甚至对发表论文的同学给予学分减免的支持，甚至报销版面费用。另外，对于有兴趣进行研究的同学来说，论文发表是对自己研究的一种肯定。大学生在专业期刊特别是中文核心期刊发表论文还是比较难的，特别是高职高专的学生。因此在选择期刊的时候不要盲目投稿，要尽量选择一些容易发表的期刊。笔者根据观察和发表论文的经验，向同学们推荐几个容易发表的期刊，以起到抛砖引玉的作用。 1、商场现代化。这个杂志是北大图书馆2004年版贸易经济类核心期刊，《商场现代化》杂志系中国商业联合会主管，由中商科学技术信息研究所和北京永川商标发展中心共同主办，主要面向商场、企业、公司的中高层管理者。本刊主要刊发国内外商业流通领域理论研究成果，商业管理学术论文和商业市场调查报告，作者不仅包括国内外商界研究机构资深人士和商业、财经院校教授、研究生，还有政府、行业主管部门领导和企业家精英。本刊因其系统性、实用性、权威性、前瞻性而成为商界管理层传阅率最高的杂志之一，并连续多次评为国家级贸易经济类核心期刊。主要栏目有：流通论坛、经营管理、营销之道、品牌策略、电子商务、物流平台、经济与法、资本运营、投资分析等。笔者的第一篇核心论文就发表在这个杂志上。 这个杂志没有学历和职称歧视，无论是博导还是大学生，只要论文达到发表要求，交纳一定的版面费用就可以发表，大概是800一个版，可以发表一个版的文章，并且投稿录用的时间比较短，杂志也比较厚，拿出来比较有档次感，接收电子投稿，因此对于经济条件较好的同学不妨一试。 2、经济论坛。这个杂志是北大图书馆2000年版贸易经济类核心期刊，河北省社会科学院主办，也是经济类核心期刊，是半月刊。这个杂志审稿速度也比较快，并且不存在学历和职
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期刊论文投稿格式要求 1 板式 纸张大小：纸的尺寸为标准A4复印纸（210mm ×297mm ） 页边距：上3cm ，下3cm ，左3cm ，右3cm ，页眉2cm ，页脚2cm 2 论文撰写必须包括以下项目： 2.1 文章题目（一般不超过20字） 范例： 2.2 范例： （1．珠海市公路建设中心，广东 珠海 2.3 中文摘要、关键词（3~8个）、中图分类号 （1 ）摘要应写成报道式摘要，按照目的、方法、结果、结论四要素来撰写。摘要是以提供文献内容梗概为目的，不加评论和补充解释，简明、确切地记述文献重要内容地短文，避免使用第一人称，应使用第三人称，摘要不分段，字数以200~300字为宜。 （2）关键词的选择应规范。第一个关键词为该文所属相应栏目名称，第二个关键词为该文研究成果名称，第三个关键词为得到该文研究成果所采用的方法名称，第四个关键词为作为该文主要研究对象的事物名称，第五个及以后的关键词为作者认为有利于文献检索的其他名词。 范例： 验，总结了疲劳方程及疲劳曲线，对比分析了3种添加剂稳定的冷再生基层混合料疲劳试验结果，并从疲劳曲线特征及疲劳破坏特征两方面，同普通半刚性材料的疲劳性能进行了比较分析。结果表明，石灰粉煤灰稳定的再生混合料杭疲劳性能最好，其次是水泥粉煤灰，7%水泥稳定的再生混合料杭疲劳性能较差；再生混合料的疲劳特性与普通半刚性材料存在较大差异，在较低 ：道路工程；冷再生混合料；疲劳试验；：U416.26 文献标识码：A
2.4 引言、正文、结语 （1）汉字字体字号选5号宋体，外文、数字字号与同行汉字字号相同，字体用Time New Roman 体。 （2）引言是论文内容的重要提示，作者在引言中应概述前人在该领域内所做的工作，并陈述论文在此基础上所取得的成果和突破。 （3）结语中应指出该论文的独创性成果及存在的局限，以方便他人在此基础上做进一步的研究。 （4）正文中的图、表按出现的先后顺序进行编号，图务必清晰、精确，图名、表名必须有中文表述，坐标图的横、纵坐标必须标明其对应的量及单位。 （5）论文中涉及到量的单位，务必使用国际标准单位；避免用同一个符号表示不同的量，凡是有变量含义的符号（包括表示量及其上、下角标的符号）一律用斜体，反之，用正体。 （6）表示矩阵、矢量的符号一律用黑体；量与其单位之间用“/”切分，是复合单位的应在“/”后加注括弧，如速度/（m ·s -1）；量的符号务必使用单个字母表示。 （7）物理量值用阿拉伯数字表示；公元世纪、年代、年、月、日、时刻用阿拉伯数字表示；计数的数字用阿拉伯数字表示；非物理量的量词前面的数字及仪器型号、样品编号、标准代号页应用阿拉伯数字表示。计量单位应统一使用法定计量单位表示，工程术语一律采用国家现行标准使用。 （8）文中的公式包括数学、物理和化学，采用WORD 中的公式编辑器编辑。 （9）标题分级见下例中所示，此分级编号只分至第三级，再分可用（1）、（2）……，（a ）、（b ）……等。 范例： 2 2.1 二灰、水泥粉煤灰3种
经济类核心期刊投稿指南和攻略，自己之前搜的一个好东西，感觉非常有用、非常好用，其中50%以上说的很对，供大家参考，免费给大家了，求大家的好评哦! 1. 《经济研究》论文质量不太差，对于没有名气的作者会找多个审稿人，如果陆续收到4-6个审稿意见，别担心，这说明编辑在担心。名作者稿件审过一次就可以发。还有些稿件是不匿名审稿的（特约，呵呵）。所以只能说是半匿名审稿。学生单独发表有可能，但很难，而且越来越难。说明编辑看名气和地位，对学生独发不放心。 2. 《经济学季刊》匿名审稿，注重论文质量。是否刊登主要看编辑。季刊编辑水平比经济研究高多了。一旦有刊号，一定会把经济研究甩到二区。学生独发常见。 3. 《世界经济》对普通学生很公平，不会以名气定夺，是匿名审稿。学生单独发表常见。 4. 《中国社会科学》经济类论文良莠不齐，水准方差大，有些太差。明显不是完全匿名审稿，人情避免不了。学生一般不建议投，除非牛老板推荐。 5. 《经济学报》匿名审稿，不求数量，只求质量。最近一段时间一直没有看到出版，说明稿件宁缺毋滥。宁缺毋滥的刊物，一定不是看名气和地位，所以学生占优势，毕竟知识结构比老一代新。 6. 《金融研究》金融类的，没有投过，看似质量可以。在该领域算是一流。 7. 《世界经济文汇》最近几年上升很快，注重研究方法的规范化。不规范的大话西游文章不要投。编辑都很年轻，思维活跃。学生单独发表常见。 8. 《经济科学》拒稿不给意见，没有职业素养，不向国际一流看起，反而向国内三流看起，但学生单独有发。 9. 《数量经济技术经济研究》不知道什么审稿标准，拒稿也不给意见。但学生单独有发。 10. 《南开经济研究》做的不错，时间太长，审稿严谨。但学生单独有发。 11. 《南方经济》具有真才实学的学生，发表首选，该杂志审稿严谨周到，仅以质量取胜，以后可能会进入一区，但是现在杂志名声不大，稿源不如一区。学生单独常发。 12. 《管理世界》靠国研中心成为著名期刊，但是办刊选稿的宗旨居然是三流层次。AER、JPE、ECONOMETRICA上的论文在管理世界不可能发，因为不符合它的三流标准。在封面上放企业家头像，短论卖钱，这品位好不到哪里去。学生独发不常见，但有，估计天时地利人和比较好。 13. 《中国工业经济》论文质量不咋地，但引用率挺高，可能和领域有关。创新论文不一定能发。公开标准是“顶天立地”，但首先得对编辑的口味，才能过第一关。不好意思直接说匿名审稿，只好说外审。有学生独发。 14. 《财经研究》以前默默无名，现在财大也崛起了，刊物水平也越来越高，有点像南方经济，看以后发展吧。学生有独发。 15. 《广西财经学院学报》双月，审稿20天不到，对硕士和专科学校的教师没有歧视，文章比较大气，我发了七个页码13000字，没要一分钱，编辑们也比较客气，适合硕士和讲师们发。 16. 《经济评论》武大经管院，双月。初审时间根据照稿件密集程度在1周到2周时间，外审规定2周。但根据外审专家配合程度在1周到4周时间；然后是返修、视情况再给外审专家评判，这个时间可能有弹性，还有可能有数个反复；录用后在下期或者下下期见刊，这个比较快。文章质量有较大提升。投稿前最好能按照规定的格式排好版，选题要有新意，格式要规范。质量见上条。 17. 《中国农村观察中国社科院，双月，初审大概3个月，通过初审后就是第一次修改，修改后如果通过审稿，发表的希望很大。一般编辑和你联系时会告诉你在哪一期刊登。文章
学学术规范与论文写作总结，感想 署名： 摘要：文章主要写了作者学习学术规范与论文写作课程之后的收获与感想。 关键词： 学术规范与论文写作；监察制度与道德约束；检索数据库。 一：引言 就个人理解分别对学术规范和论文写作阐述了自己的感想与理解，并写了一些收获。 二：学术规范与论文写作感想 时间飞逝，不知不觉间《学术规范与论文写作》的学习完了。在这几周的学习中，虽然我不能说我将学术规范了解得多深，毕竟我还是个大一的学生，但是通过学习，我还是受益良多。 首先，通过学习，我对论文写作有了一定的理解，在我以前的理解当中，从没有以为论文写作需要一种非常规范化的模式，我想，学校在大一就安排这门课程，就是为了转变大家过去对论文写作的错误认识，点燃大家对学术研究的兴趣。其次是为了鞭策大家再接再厉，指引大家在接下来的学习中自觉地研究和探索，提早为毕业论文做准备。我觉得，这门课的关键就在于“规范”二字，一篇论文是否规范直接影响了它的质量。我想论文写作的成败，关键还在于选题。课上老师花了大量的时间给大家讲了选题的问题。我倒是有一些自己的切身体会。选题就是要发现值得做课题研究的问题，这就需要我们有问题意识。确定论文的题目不可能靠临时抱佛脚，这项工作必须要放在平时。另外，题目的好坏决定了它是否容易被检索到，所以题目一定要简单明了得表达出论文的主要话题。 当下社会抄袭之风似乎盛行得很。在这样一个急功近利的时代，所谓的“学术抄袭”好像四处都可以寻找到适合它滋生的环境。而我们呢，对这类现象自然是会嗤之以鼻，然而见多了，也就见怪不怪了。不过，当我们自己进行论文写作时，却要时刻提醒自己，千万不可以“犯规”，要靠自己的真本事。
关于硕士论文写作与学术规范的心得体会 2009-2010学年上学期，我学习了硕士论文写作与学术规范课程。通过认真参加了秦宏老师“关于创造性研究的理论与方法问题”、罗福凯老师“论文写作与学术规范”、梁铄博士“经管类研究与论文写作”等几次讲座与报告，加深了对硕士论文写作与学术规范的理解，对于如何进行高水平的学术研究有了更加全面的认识，下面将本学期的收获与心得记录如下： 一、硕士论文写作的意义 硕士论文写作是研究生教学计划所规定的学习任务之一，也是硕士研究生知识与能力结合、提升理论水准的一项重要环节。进行硕士论文写作，有利于全面训练研究生的教育科学研究能力，有利于引导研究生学会思考、学会发现、学会钻研，培养研究生的创新精神。同时，硕士学位论文是现行高等教育的基本内容，是实现高等教育培养目标的重要教学环节，在培养硕士研究生的综合运用能力、科学研究能力、实践操作能力等方面具有举足轻重的作用。具体而言，硕士论文的作用和意义体现在以下三个方面： 1、硕士论文体现着高等教育的教学目标和要求。 学术论文是发表学术成果的基本方式，是现代学术研究的标志，理应成为各级各类学术研究者熟练掌握的一种应用文体。适应学术研究的国际化惯例，能够写出合乎标准和要求的论文成为我国现行高等教育的基本教学目标和要求，也是现代高级专业人才应当具备的一种基本能力。 2、硕士论文是高校研究生教学质量的检验方式。 研究生论文写作水平是检验高校教学质量的重要指标，研究生生论文的水平往往能够体现出学校的教学水平。对于高速发展的中国高等教育和公立民办的各级各类高等院校而言，学术论文作为行之有效的研究生教学质量和水平的检验方式，仍有其不可替代的价值和意义。 3、硕士论文是专业学习的总结，是必需的学术训练。 研究生阶段的学习中，论文写作是一项基本内容。通过论文的撰写，研究生可以有目的、有计划地根据课题研究的需要，梳理、检验和完善自己的知识储备和结构，掌握论文写作的基本方法、规范、规律和标准，培育严谨求实的学术精神。 二、硕士论文写作与学术规范 学术论文的规范是课题研究与表达过程中应遵循的基本原则，它是通过对于学术论文特征的全面分析，确立出评价论文质量的一般标准。 学术规范包含着多个层面、多个维度的丰富内涵。学术论文的特征表现为学术性、科学性、论文发表、辅导写作请联系董编辑Q/微信：993383282，创造性与理论性四个方面。学术性是指语言的学术性、内容的学术性和问题的学术性。 创造性的内涵包括：研究是否推翻前人不正确的定论；有无新发现或提出新理论，或解决新问题；研究虽为老问题，但有无新意，或在继承前人成果的运用中发现不足而予以完善；是否反映在众多观点中独树一帜的见解。科学性指合乎规律、真实、准确的知识与结论，在学术研究中体现出内容准确、思维严密性与论证推理合乎逻辑性。理论性是指在论文撰写过程中，运用理论思维，通过抽象、概括、
2010年5月某人贴出来的。 计算机核心期刊排名及投稿信息 文章分类:IT生活 1 计算机学报北京中国计算机学会等 2 软件学报北京中国科学院软件研究所 3 计算机研究与发展北京中国科学院计算技术研究所等 4 自动化学报北京中国科学院等 5 计算机科学重庆国家科技部西南信息中心 6 控制理论与应用广州中国科学院系统科学研究所等 7 计算机辅助设计与图形学学报北京中国计算机学会等 8 计算机工程与应用北京华北计算技术研究所 9 模式识别与人工智能北京中国自动化学会等 10 控制与决策沈阳东北大学 11 小型微型计算机系统沈阳中国科学院沈阳计算机技术研究所 12 计算机工程上海上海市计算机协会 13 计算机应用北京中国科学院计算机应用研究所等 14 信息与控制沈阳中国科学院沈阳自动化研究所 15 机器人沈阳中国科学院沈阳自动化研究所 16 中国图象图形学报 .A版北京中国图象图形学会 17 计算机应用研究成都四川省计算机应用研究中心 18 系统仿真学报北京航天机电集团北京长峰计算机技术有限公司 19 计算机集成制造系统— CIMS 北京国家863计划CIMS主题办公室等 20 遥感学报 .北京中国地理学会环境遥感分会，中国科学院遥感应用研究所 21 中文信息学报北京中国中文信息学会
22 微计算机信息北京中国计算机用户协会，山西协会 23 数据采集与处理南京中国电子学会等 24 微型机与应用北京信息产业部电子第6研究所 25 传感器技术哈尔滨信息产业部电子第49研究所 26 传感技术学报南京国家教委全国高校传感技术研究会，东南大学 27 计算机工程与设计北京航天工业总公司706所 28 计算机应用与软件上海上海计算技术研究所等 29 微型计算机重庆科技部西南信息中心 30 微电子学与计算机西安中国航天工业总公等 计算机中文核心详细版（2） 计算机类中文核心期刊简介在实际工作中，常有些读者在职称评审、投稿、申报项目时，需要查找计算机类中文权威、核心期刊目录或编辑部地址、联系方式等，现汇编、整理了这份“计算机类中文核心期刊简介”，供参考。 计算机类中文核心期刊目录如下： 1. 《软件学报》（月刊） EI、ISTIC收录 主办单位：中国计算机学会中国科学院软件研究所 地址：北京8718信箱北京海淀区中关村《软件学报》编辑委员会 邮编：100080 邮发代号：82－367 E-mail:jos@https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html, https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html, https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html, 2. 《计算机学报》（月刊） EI、ISTIC收录 主办单位：中国计算机学会中国科学院计算技术研究所 地址：北京2704信箱中国科学院计算技术研究所《计算机学报》编辑部 邮编：100080 邮发代号：2－833 E-mail: cjc@https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html, https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,/cjc/cjc.html cjc@https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html, https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html,/cjc/cjc.html 3. 《计算机研究与发展》（月刊） ISTIC收录 主办单位：中国科学院计算技术研究所中国计算机学会 地址：北京2704信箱中国科学院计算技术研究所《计算机研究与发展》编辑委员会
《 》杂志投稿须知 《药物评价研究》杂志是中国科技核心期刊（中国科技论文统计源期刊）、RCCSE 中国权威学术期刊，由中国药学会和天津药物研究院共同主办，2017年起变更为月刊，国内外公开发行。本刊的办刊宗旨为：报道药物评价工作实践，推动药物评价方法研究，开展药物评价标准或技术探讨，促进药物评价与研究水平的提高，为广大药物研究人员提供交流平台。针对药物及其制剂的评价规范以及药学评价、安全性评价、药效学评价、药物代谢动力学评价、临床评价、上市药物评价等评价研究的内容，设置论坛、综述、方法学研究、试验研究（论著）、审评规范、国外信息、专题等栏目。《药物评价研究》杂志目前已被CNKI 中国期刊全文数据库、万方数据库、波兰《哥白尼索引》（Index of Copernicus ，IC ）、美国《乌利希期刊指南》（Ulrich's Periodicals Directory ，Ulrich PD ）、美国《化学文摘（网络版）》（Chemical Abstracts ，CA ）、英国国际农业与生物科学研究中心（CABI ）等收录，并由中国知网独家全文发布和优先出版。 1 投稿要求 1.1 介绍信 投稿须附单位主管学术部门的介绍信（综述文章除外），注明内容真实、无一稿两投、署名无争议、无泄密内容。已在非公开发行的刊物上发表或学术会议交流过的必须注明。 1.2 投稿方式 本刊采用在线投稿、审稿、查询系统，作者可登陆www.中草药杂志社.中国或https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html, 投递、查询稿件，不接受纸质投稿。 1.3 医学伦理问题及知情同意 若论文的主题是以人为研究对象，作者应提供单位性的、地区性的或国家性的伦理委员会的批准文件及受试对象或者其亲属的知情同意书。 2 文稿的撰写要求 2.1 文题 每篇来稿均要有中英文题名。中文题名一般不超过20个汉字，应以简明、具体、确切的词语，概括文章的要旨，符合编制题录、索引和检索的有关原则，并有助于选择关键词和分类号。题名中应避免使用非公知公用的缩写词、字符、代号以及结构式或公式。英文题名首字母大写，其他均小写，英文题名中不用冠词，并应与中文题名含义相一致。 2.2 作者及工作单位 作者姓名在文题下按序排列，应限于参加研究工作并能解答该文有关问题及对文稿内容负责者。若第一作者或第一单位有变动，应有单位证明信。对论文有贡献的其他人员如 协助工作或提供资料、材料者可放在致谢项。姓氏的汉语拼音字母全部大写，复姓应连写；名的首字母大写，双名中间加连字符。工作单位名称列于署名之后，用全称，不用简称或缩写，工作单位后写出所在省、市及邮政编码，并附单位英文名称，应与中文单位名称对应。通信作者用“﹡”标出，并在论文首页脚注通信作者姓名、E-mail 地址等联系方式。英文摘要中的作者工作单位还应在城市名称及邮政编码之后加列国名，其间以“，”分隔。 2.3 地脚线 ①收稿日期：由本部填写收稿的具体日期。②基金项目：应注明国家有关部门的正式基金名称的全称及编号。③作者简介：第一作者姓名（出生年—）、性别（民族，汉族可省略）、籍贯、职称、学位及研究方向，并提供详尽的联系方式（电话、传真、E-mail 等）。④通信作者 姓名及联系方式。 2.4 摘要和关键词 文稿需附加中、英文摘要和关键词。中文摘要一般不超过400字，关键词5～8个，中、英文需对应。关键词尽量选用《汉语主题词表》和《中医中药主题词表》中的规范词，主要的自由词和未被词表收录的新学科、新技术中的重要术语也可作为关键词标出。多个关键词之间用“；”分隔。研究性论文的中、英文摘要均采用四要素结构式书写，即目的（Objective ）、方法（Methods ）、结果（Results ）和结论（Conclusion ）。综述性论文需写出指示性摘要，中文200字左右。英文文题、关键词及作者名称和单位须与中文对应。 2.5 正文 一般应包括以下几个部分：①引言；②材料和方法；③结果；④讨论；⑤参考文献。正文应层次分明，在层次标码后，应拟定标题。尽量减少层次，不得多于3层，采用1，1.1，1.1.1方式。层次的数字序号顶格写，序号后要空一个汉字。 2.5.1 引言 一般不超过250字，概述本研究的理论依据、思路、实验基础及国内外现状，并应明确提出论文研究的目的。 2.5.2 材料和方法 清楚地描述观察或实验对象的选择情况，详细实验方法、仪器（注明制造厂商）及步骤，以便他人重复验证。列出建立方法的文献，其中包括统计学方法的文献。对已发表但尚未为人们所熟悉的方法，要提供简要的描述和文献；对新的或有实质性改进的方法要详细介绍并对其限度加以评价。准确说明药物和化学品的使用方法，包括商品名称、剂量以及给药途径。 病理号、药品批号、仪器型号、所用动物的清洁度、种系等均应列出。药名符合《中国药品通用名称》及《国际非
《中华护理杂志》 编辑部投稿须知指南 期刊简介：《中华护理杂志》为中华护理学会主办、国内外公开发行的综合性护理学学术期刊，主要报道护理学领域领先的科研成果和临床经验，以及对护理临床有指导作用的护理理论研究。本刊的办刊宗旨是：贯彻党和国家的卫生工作方针政策，贯彻理论与实践普及与提高相结合的方针，反映我国护理临床科研工作的重大进展，促进国内外护理学术交流。 刊名：《中华护理杂志》，英文：《Chinese Journal of Nursing》。主办单位：中华护理学会。编辑单位：《中华护理杂志》编辑委员会；《中华护理杂志》编辑部。地址：北京市朝阳区十里堡甘露西园1号楼314室。邮政编码：100025。电子邮件：zhhlzz@https://www.doczj.com/doc/c38841247.html, 。国际刊号：0254-1769。国内刊号：11-2234/R。期刊种类：月刊。 栏目设置：本刊辟有论著、临床护理研究、护理管理、护理教育、专业化教育与培训、综述、中医护理、基础护理、医院感染控制、手术室护理、探索与争鸣、研究生园地，社区护理、论坛、国外护理评介、经验与革新、编读往来、中外护理动态、护理史话、人文织锦等栏目。 《中华护理杂志》是中国科技论文统计源期刊、中国生物医学核心期刊中国临床医学类核心期刊。至2007年底已连续六届荣获“百种中国杰出学术期刊”称号。《中华护理杂志》系中华临床医学会主办的临床护理专业期刊，中文版每
月30日出版一期。热忱欢迎广大读者踊跃投稿和订阅。 一、投稿要求和注意事项 1、文字要求。来稿应具先进性、科学性和逻辑性，要求资料真实、数据可靠、论点明确、结构严谨、文字通顺。论著、综述类一般不超过5000字，经验交流不超过3000字，简报、病例报告不超过2000字。邮寄稿件请作者以A4纸张打印并核对清楚，尤其标点符号，标点符号占一格，英文应隔行打印。为提高审稿效率，条件允许的作者请优先选择电子邮件的方式投稿。不准一稿多投，文责自负，自留底稿，一律不退。 2、稿件处理。编辑部对来稿及时进行处理，一般在接稿后一周内将“稿件受理通知”通过电子邮件发送给第一作者或通讯作者。若作者投稿15日后仍未接到“稿件受理通知”请即来E-mail咨询。编辑部对来稿有删修权，不同意删修者必须来E-mail声明。实验研究、新技术研究类优越稿件酌致稿酬。本刊大16开，月刊，稿件容量大，发表周期短，一般不超过30个工作日。凡在接到本刊受理回执后1个月内未接到稿件终审通知者，系文章仍在排队审理中。凡投寄本刊的稿件，2个月内（以稿件受理回执日期计算）给予回复审稿意见。未经录用稿件，允许作者提出不同意见。本刊不退原稿，请作者自留底稿。作者如欲投他刊，请先与本刊联系，切勿一稿两投，耗费专家评审精力。 3、投稿方式。电子邮件投稿（即网络投稿）请用Word格式的附件来邮；邮寄来稿请尽量用小四号字打印在A4纸上，凡字迹潦草、涂改不清的稿件，恕