Reference is an important part of SCI papers, which reflects the academic resources and reference basis cited in the papers, as well as the author's respect and legitimacy for quoting other people's works.

In SCI papers, references are usually listed at the end of the paper, or identified by numbers or letters, and the corresponding reference list is listed at the end of the paper.

If there are no correct references in SCI papers, it may lead to academic misconduct and may even be regarded as plagiarism. Therefore, when writing SCI papers, all references cited must be listed in accordance with academic norms and standard formats, including the author, title, publication, publishing house, publication time and other information.

When quoting references, we should also abide by academic norms and standard formats, such as avoiding plagiarism, quoting correctly and indicating the source. This can ensure the academic integrity and reliability of the paper, and also protect the author's rights and interests and intellectual property rights.