The signatures and rankings of papers, works, patents and other achievements are the first author, correspondent author and follow-up author in turn.

1, the first author

The first author is usually the person who contributes the most to the whole research work, and may be responsible for the main work such as experimental design, data collection and analysis, and paper writing. The position of the first author is relatively high, generally at the top of all authors.

2. Correspondence author

Correspondents are responsible for communicating with periodical editors and peers and coordinating the sending and revision of manuscripts. In some fields, the correspondent occupies an important position in the signature, ranking behind the first author. This arrangement can highlight the management and organization role of correspondents in research work and their important role in the process of paper publication.

3. Later authors

In general, the authors after the first author and the correspondent author will be sorted according to the contribution. Authors who make great contributions usually rank first, and authors rank, who makes small contributions, comes last. These contributions can include experimental design, data analysis, literature retrieval, discussion and so on.

Matters needing attention in publishing papers

1. Select appropriate journals or conferences: select well-known journals or conferences related to the research field to ensure that the research results can be recognized and concerned by professional peers. Carefully study the submission guide of the journal or the paper requirements of the conference to ensure that your paper meets the requirements of the subject scope and format.

2. Carefully prepare the thesis writing: the quality of the thesis is the key factor to be approved by the review. It is necessary to fully investigate the research field and consult the literature to ensure that the research has new contributions and uniqueness. Follow the norms of thesis writing, including clear structure, accurate language expression and appropriate quotation.

3. Strictly abide by academic ethics: ensure that the research is honest and reliable, and abide by academic ethics. Don't copy other people's works, including words, charts and data. Cite other people's research results correctly, and thank those who have helped in the thank-you part.