Submitting SCI papers is an important task for researchers, and the following matters should be paid attention to:

1. Choose a suitable journal: according to the research field, influencing factors, review speed and other factors, choose a journal that conforms to your own research direction.

2. Read the submission guide of journals carefully: each journal has its own submission requirements and format specifications, including article structure and reference format. Be sure to read it carefully and revise it as required.

3. Ensure the quality of the paper: ensure the accuracy, completeness and readability of the paper before submission. Revise the proofreading several times to ensure that there are no grammatical mistakes and spelling mistakes.

4. Pay attention to copyright issues: ensure that all cited documents are correctly marked and comply with copyright law.

5. Write a clear and concise abstract: Abstract is an important way for readers to understand the content of the paper, and it is necessary to briefly summarize the research purpose, methods, results and conclusions.

6. Prepare submission materials: In addition to the paper itself, additional materials such as the author's introduction, research background and experimental data need to be prepared.

7. Choose an appropriate author's signature order: According to the author's contribution and academic status, determine the appropriate author's signature order.

8. Pay attention to the review comments: after receiving the review comments, read carefully and reply to the questions and suggestions of the reviewers. Keep calm and give reasonable explanations and responses to reviewers' criticisms and queries.

9. Abide by the rules of submission: In the process of submission, we should abide by the rules of submission of periodicals, such as not repeating submissions and not copying other people's research results.

10. Pay attention to the progress of submission: pay attention to the progress of submission in time, and contact the journal editor if necessary to understand the progress and results of review.