How do graduate students publish SCI medical papers?
The publishing process of SCI papers is generally divided into five stages: basic preparation, investigation, research operation, collation and submission.
First, the basic preparation stage
Finish a SCI paper? Basic preparation is essential. First of all? You should have the necessary theoretical knowledge for this research direction? Otherwise, do you understand the original? You don't understand the report made by others. We must be fully prepared in this respect, okay? Can I take some basic courses in the early stage? And made a corresponding understanding of some interesting documents.
The corresponding formulas in reference books and documents are carefully deduced one by one. Are you sure? In the process of reading literature, do you still need to look for relevant literature? Because some formulas are quoted from other documents? If you check, you may be able to get it out. Let's just say. In graduate school? Consulting literature and related materials is a basic ability.
Second, the research stage.
The tutor will give you a topic, usually with one or two core references. First of all, you should read intensively. What if it's the first topic? It is best to reproduce other people's results to verify your foundation and enhance your self-confidence. Of course, while reading these one or two documents intensively, you may have to consult the relevant documents cited in the article. Generally, when you really do in-depth research, you may have read more than 20 related documents.
While investigating, you should also be clear about what problems your job is to solve. Is it a new problem or an old one? If it is an old problem, we must use new methods to exit the new model. What conclusions can you draw from the expected results?
Third, the research and operation stage.
After the research purpose is clear, the following should be the research methods and models. Is it mainly to build a physical model before large-scale calculation? Generally, the basic physical model is established first, and then it is calculated by FO RT RA N program, because there are quite a few partial differential equations without analytical solutions, and only numerical solutions can be obtained by numerical calculation. So this stage is actually the most boring. Generally, XWI N 32 is connected to the workstation in the department through S S H, and the calculation results are satisfactory, and then the model input parameters are adjusted. The calculation process of the third question takes about half a year. After the data comes out, draw with ORIGIN ring ID L, and you can tell yourself whether it matches or not without observing and comparing, and it will be OK soon. Of course, this process is extremely difficult, and sometimes the boss will discuss a small adjustment and revision of the model.
I know other industries. Anyway, we are related to the industry. If your calculation results are in good agreement, your model can at least explain this phenomenon, and even the best refree will reject your manuscript.
Fourth, the closing stage.
Once your grades are good, the boss will tell you to arrange your work. It's better to be standardized when writing. Nowadays, the editors of scientific and technological documents are generally LaTex software, which is not difficult to learn. The biggest feature is that the generated PDF file is extremely beautiful. Every SCI magazine has LaTex templates. You just need to change the corresponding place. The illustration and editing of the formula table may be a bit troublesome, and it usually takes about two or three days to get familiar with it.
Generally speaking, China people don't write these two parts as concisely as westerners do. The introduction first introduces the work of others related to your research topic? In this part, a large number of references are generally cited. Then briefly introduce the problems to be solved in your work and the structural arrangement of your paper. The discussion is mainly a brief discussion of your results? For example, what kind of phenomena might your results predict? What is the certainty of your result? What kind of problems did your work solve? What is the conclusion? Unless you are very bullish, can you be too sure? Maybe, it will be better to use more. Of course, you can also compare your conclusions. If there is a big difference, it will make your paper more acceptable. In addition, if you are using LaTex illustration for the first time (please note that you can only insert drawings in ps oreps format), it will take you a lot of time to quit tabulation? Have you been wronged? By the time you write the second article, you will already be familiar with it.
Fifth, go to school at the submission stage. Did you check the documents again? /Lun Wen/
Generally speaking, the first submission is best in a magazine whose mother tongue is not English. The condition that an article may be accepted is that the content of the first article should be reviewed by reviewers. Secondly, your novel idea is also an important condition for the article to be accepted, that is to say, how your article stands out from many submissions is a magic weapon. It can also be said that from the perspective of thinking, don't stick to the rules!
Of course, rejection is also normal. Generally speaking, there are two possibilities. First, your article is not suitable for magazines. Second, Refree thinks that your research is of little value or nothing new. What if it is the former? You can choose a suitable magazine to re-submit. What if it is the latter? Either change the topic again, or you are sure that your research is valuable, and you can ask the editor to change to refree, which is the case in our department. Later, the article was quickly accepted.