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2023年8月9日星期三
《纳米材料科学（英文版）》作者指南
（Nano Materials Science）
【官网信息】
Guide for Authors
INTRODUCTION
On submission
On submission
When you submit your manuscript to the Nano Materials Science, please provide the following.
Article text as a Word, PDF;
Numbered figures either included within or at the end of the text;
A cover letter, including a statement of the importance of the work
A list of preferred reviewers; these should be entered in the manuscript submission system
Any electronic supplementary information (ESI)
Any CCDC numbers, as well as CheckCIF files for each crystal structure; see the experimental data section for more information
The submission system allows for up to five files to be uploaded at once. Alternatively a ZIP file containing up to 20 files can be uploaded. All files relating to a single manuscript should be uploaded simultaneously during one transaction.
At revision
As well as your revised manuscript, you will be asked to provide a response to the referees, your figures as separate high-resolution files and a table of contents entry. Full details of what you should include will be sent to you by the editor when required.
Licence to publish
Corresponding authors are required to agree to a licence to publish after their article is accepted for publication. Alternatively, a downloadable PDF version is available, which can be completed and returned by email or post to the editorial office.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Policies
Initial assessment of submissions
We are committed to publishing high quality new work that makes a significant contribution within the scope of the journal. In order to meet this aim, submitted manuscripts undergo initial evaluation by an editor to ensure that they meet essential criteria for publication in the journal.
Only those manuscripts that pass this initial review process will be forwarded to reviewers for further consideration. This process provides a rapid decision to authors of those papers that are unsuccessful and reduces the burden on the reviewers. A manuscript may be returned to the author(s) without external review if, in the opinion of the editor(s), one or more of the following apply:
the manuscript clearly falls outside the scope of the journal
the work is of poor scientific quality such that it is clearly not suitable for publication in a scientific journal
the manuscript is of insufficient general interest for the journal and would be better suited to a more specialised journal
the novelty of the work falls below that required for the journal
the manuscript represents undue fragmentation of the research into multiple papers
the manuscript contains redundant information or significant amounts of material that has already been published elsewhere or is under consideration by another journal
the quality of the English in the manuscript is so poor as to render the science presented unclear
the manuscript has already been reviewed and rejected by a different journal, and the author(s) have made little or no attempt to address the advice that the editor and/or referees have provided already.
the conclusions drawn by the manuscript are well known or have been published previously.
Similarity Check
Through Similarity Check, we use the iThenticate software to detect instances of overlapping and similar text in submitted or published manuscripts.
By depositing all of our content in the Similarity Check database we allow other Similarity Check members to screen their submissions against our published articles.
Further details on our plagiarism policies can be found in our Author responsibilities section.
Ethics in publishing
For information on Ethics in Publishing and Ethical guidelines for journal publication see https://www.elsevier.com/publishingethics and https://www.elsevier.com/ethicalguidelines
CONFLICT_OF_INTEREST
All authors are requested to disclose any actual or potential conflict of interest including any financial, personal or other relationships with other people or organizations within three years of beginning the submitted work that could inappropriately influence, or be perceived to influence, their work. See also https://www.elsevier.com/conflictsofinterest
Author’s responsibility
Authorship
There is no universally agreed definition of authorship, but authors should, as a minimum, take responsibility for a particular section of the study. The award of authorship should balance intellectual contributions to the conception, design, analysis and writing of the study against the collection of data and other routine work. If there is no task that can reasonably be attributed to a particular individual, then that individual should not be credited with authorship.
All authors must take public responsibility for the content of their paper. The multidisciplinary nature of much research can make this difficult, but this may be resolved by the disclosure of individual contributions.
Authors have a responsibility to give due acknowledgement to all workers contributing to the work. Those who have contributed significantly to the research should be listed as co-authors. On submission of the manuscript, the corresponding author attests to the fact that those named as co-authors have agreed to its submission for publication and accepts (accept) the responsibility for having properly included all (and only) co-authors. If there are more than 10 co-authors on the manuscript then the corresponding author should provide a statement to specify the contribution of each co-author.
The corresponding author signs a 'licence to publish' on behalf of all the authors. Any change in authorship after initial submission must be approved by all authors and justified to the editor.
In the case of authorship disputes, authors are encouraged to reach a mutual agreement. If this is not possible, unresolved disputes should be referred to the responsible research institution(s) for mediation. The Nano Materials Science cannot act as an adjudicator to determine correct authorship.
Please carefully check the spelling and format of all author names, affiliations and funding information. If your paper is accepted for publication, it is important that this information is accurate to ensure your article is correctly indexed, which may affect citations and future funding evaluation.
Authenticity and professionalism
Authors have responsibilities as detailed below.
Gather and interpret data in an honest way: Editors, reviewers, readers and publishers have the right to assume that submitted (and published) manuscripts do not contain scientific dishonesty and/or fraud comprising among others fictitious or manipulated data, plagiarised material (either from the previous work of the authors or that of other persons), reference omissions, false priority statements, 'hidden' multiple publication of the same data and incorrect authorship. Authors must not breach any copyright.
When reproducing figures and/or schemes from previous publications, it is the author's responsibility to seek appropriate permission from the relevant publishers.
Present a concise and accurate report of their (your) research and an objective discussion of its significance.
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