Is it difficult for non sci guest editors

Sun Yunchuan, born in September 1971, is a senior engineer from Zibo, Shandong. He is currently working at the School of Economics and Business Administration at Beijing Normal University. Since 2013, he has served as the Secretary of IEEE Communications Society Technical Subcommittee for the Internet of Things. Since 2012, he has served as an associate editor of the international journal Springer Journal Personal and Ubiquitous Computing.

From April to October 2013, he was an academic visiting scholar at George Washington University. In 2009, he received his Ph.D. degree from the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, with a research focus on semantic chain networks. In 2003, he obtained a master's degree in engineering from the School of Information, Beijing Normal University. In 1994, he received a bachelor's degree in science from the Department of Mathematics of Shandong Normal University.

At present, he is presiding over the National Natural Science ** general project "Research on Semantic-based Active Event Link Network Model in the Internet of Things Environment", and has participated in the 863 project "Development and Demonstration Project of High Reliability Development Environment of Power Production Management System Based on Trustie Technology Platform" as a main member (responsible for the module of "Credibility Guarantee System for Power Production Management System"), the National Natural Science ** Key Project "Chinese Resident Income Distribution Database", and the National Natural Science ** General Project" Research on Fault Diagnosis Method of Object Structure Based on Sensor System", "Reform of Income Distribution System and Social Equity" such as "Reform of Income Distribution System" and "Research on Regional Informatization and Economic Growth from the Perspective of Spatial Relationship" of the Social Science Project of the Ministry of Education.

In recent years, he has been a guest editor in SCI for many times, and has organized special issues of Mingwuzhi as a guest editor in international journals (Personaland Ubiquitous Computing, Automatika, Journal of Network and Computer Applications).

It is very difficult to develop sci**, it depends on whether your professional knowledge foundation is not solid, the literature is not read thoroughly enough, the subject has no research value, and the experimental data is not real and accurate.

I originally asked Saidite to help compile it, and the publication was very fast.

It is not difficult to publish a high-quality article in **.

It is very difficult, for novices, one is to pass the English test, and the second is some submission skills and research directions.

Publishing SCI not only requires good scientific research, but also must have a good English foundation, which is the most difficult journal to publish in China.

As far as SCI itself is concerned, most of China's scientific research workers face the defect of lack of English ability, especially for older and professional scientific and technological workers, content is not a problem, and English often becomes a bottleneck.

SCI ** is still mysterious for most of China's scientific and technological workers, difficult to publish, based on this, most of the scientific research institutions, universities and other units introduced as evaluation standards, which is also unfair, although the lack of human intervention evaluation standards, but scientific research workers in the work at the same time, have to waste energy in the writing and publication of SCI **;

Although China's scientific research can be in line with international standards, and cultivate the habit of China's scientific and technological workers to use the SCI official website to query and search for existing ** and scientific and technological achievements, it restricts China's scientific and technological level, so that scientific researchers have to allocate part of their energy to foreign languages, so that a large number of excellent research results flow into English journals, undermine the development of Chinese journals, and reduce the "currency value" of Chinese in the field of science and technology.

I've posted two sci** articles in the first section.

The first article took about two years, and was rejected once in between. The rejection was made, but the three reviewers at the time thought the idea was very interesting, but the amount of work seemed relatively small, because I only calculated the one-dimensional problem at that time. So I was cheeky enough to appeal to the public, arguing that since the experts thought the idea was interesting, the problem was that if the workload was relatively small, it should not be a rejection, but a major overhaul.

At that time, the editor-in-chief accepted my appeal and asked me to re-do the results of the 2D and submit it again, because the first review process was over and could not be changed. After adding the results of the 2D to the paper, I resubmitted it, changed it, overhauled it four times, and finally accepted it. The main opinion of the overhaul is that my algorithm has not improved significantly compared to its predecessors, and only achieved a reduction in memory consumption of about 20 30% and a CPU calculation time acceleration ratio of about a double.

At the request of the review experts, we carefully found out the reasons why the acceleration ratio did not achieve the desired effect. After finding the cause, it achieved about a five-fold acceleration ratio, and the memory consumption was reduced by about 40% after careful programming. Eventually, I was hired.

The second article was relatively smooth. Because the result of my initial submission has already achieved the effect of reducing the calculation time by an order of magnitude, that is, if it takes about 20 seconds, my algorithm only needs two or three seconds. After two major overhauls, he was hired.

It only took about ten months.

Therefore, I think that the difficulty of not being successful mainly depends on whether my work really has an obvious significance for the development of the discipline, or has a significant improvement compared to the results of my predecessors. (The academic hall provides more ** knowledge).

According to Xuexuetang, SCI includes more than 3,700 journals, and all journals are divided according to subject areas, and an article can find dozens of journals suitable for submission. If the article is interdisciplinary**, the number of journals suitable for submission is even higher.

The difficulty of publishing a paper in SCI needs to be discussed according to the subject area, and some subject areas have the advantage of being easy to publish and easier to make results. For some disciplines of SCI, it is easy to make achievements, so it is not difficult to publish a **, because the industry status quo and review rules in this subject area are relatively low.

As for how difficult it is to publish a SCI**, it needs to be based on the latest impact factor of the journal every year, because the impact factor of the journal will be updated every year, but the value updated every year will not be too different. Most domestic institutions will judge the academic value of a journal by the impact factor of the journal, so the difficulty of publishing a SCI ** in different journals naturally varies according to the size of the impact factor.

We can arrange it on our side, with high security and safe operation.

We can arrange it, and the authority is high.

Special issue means:**; Special; Monograph.

issue is read in French and English [ u ] in the United States [ u ].

1、n.material issues; issues at issue; questions, worries; Phase I; Issue.

2、v.Announce; Unveil; Emit; (formally) issued, supplied; (in particular through official documents) will....Recourse to the law.

Phrases: 1. political issue.

2. Rights issue allotment of shares; Issuance of rights shares.

3 Current Issue Current Issue; Recent Magazines.

4. Bond issue

Word usage: 1. The basic meaning of issue is "problem" and "point of contention", which mostly refers to the main events or opinions that are thought, said and written, and can be used as "main points" and "reasons for quarrels" to be solved, generally only in singular form. When the issue is used as a "result" or "ending" solution, it is generally used in formal occasions or literary works.

2. Issue can be used as both transitive and intransitive verbs. When used as a transitive verb, it can be followed by a noun and pronoun as an object; It can also be connected to a double object, and its indirect object can be converted into the object of the preposition to, and the preposition cannot be used for; It can also be followed by the preposition from, which means "from.".gushing"; The issue can also be followed by an as phrase as a compound object for complements.

Word Meaning Analysis: Subject, theme, Issue all have the meaning of "theme, topic", and the difference is:

1. Subject is a general word that is widely used. Refers to a topic or central topic that is implicit or implied in a book, article, speech, discussion, etc., and needs to be inferred by the reader or listener.

2. theme is a formal word, mostly referring to the theme of literary and artistic works, or the theme of speech and speech.

3. issue refers to a hot topic that has debates, discussions, and urgent need to discuss and research.

Basically, if you send 3-6 articles above the second district of sci, you can make an exception to select an associate professor in an ordinary 211 university. If you post 5-8 articles in the second district or above, you can make an exception to select professors. And some people are estimated to take 20 to 30 years from lecturer to professor, which is basically about 15 years.

Fifteen years of full-time scientific research, maybe five or six SCI articles, is it difficult? As for the question of the good and the bad, because SCI is also divided.

Zones 1, 2 and 3.

It is quite difficult, mainly because your professional knowledge foundation is not solid, the literature is not read thoroughly enough, the subject has no research value, and the experimental data is not real and accurate enough.

If you really can't do it, just ask for help from relevant platforms, such as compilation of texts, Saidit, and Medical Huiyuan, which are better platforms.

If you're submitting for the first time, there are some basic rules and procedures to know and follow. The first step is to prepare a cover letter. The cover letter is for the publication, mainly to highlight that the article is in line with the publication scope of the journal, and also to point out the innovation and main results of the article, which can help save a lot of time.

At the same time, when writing **, it is also necessary to clarify the purpose of the research in the article, as well as the results produced. If reviewers are unable to distill this information quickly, it is easier to misunderstand the article, which can lead to unfair reviewers.

Before submitting your manuscript, you also need to carefully read the detailed submission guidelines of the journal. If you don't want to read such a long list of requirements, it will also be helpful to read a few more articles published on it. If you happen to have a colleague who is familiar with the target journal or already has publishing experience, it is best to ask him to check the article for help.

You may be able to find some formatting issues and some detail errors.

SCI articles need to look at innovation, unlike domestic C journals to look at the author first and then look at the quality of the article, since it is an important international academic document, many university documents have requirements, so the quality requirements for the article are also very high.

If you want to publish SCI, you must read more literature, find your own hypothetical proposition based on the experience accumulated in your work and the research status of the literature, and then check the literature to deduce your proposition, in short, it takes a lot of experience.

It's not difficult, I'm looking for an institution, Qingbei Medical Translation, and spend some money to get it.

Learning the representation of high-energy physics, publishing SCI is as easy as eating, even if Dr. NS works hard, it can be released.

The representation of the material, one of my experiments is a sci.

If you learn chemical engineering, you will be too slow if you write a paper in half a year.

If I study mathematics or automation, I can post a few articles when I am a master.

Learn the expression of aerospace, four SCI you are the national hundred.

Studying mechanics means that you are a full professor at a first-class university.

A classmate from the military industry classified project said that I was not allowed to publish any journals at all, and I really couldn't say it.

Learn Marx's expression, what exactly is SCI.

--The degree of difficulty is that the more theoretical it is, the better it is to develop SCI, and the closer it is to the actual project, the more difficult it is to develop. The more immature the discipline, the easier it is, and the more traditional and mature the field, the more difficult it is. Therefore, as soon as there is a new direction, many professors are in a hurry to change directions.

Not only different disciplines, but also different directions in the same discipline are sometimes the same as different disciplines.

--It's not true to joke, but it's actually very common to have a difference of dozens of times in difficulty in different directions.

SCI is a top journal, and SCI should be the most difficult to publish in China.

Target.

And from the perspective of employment, if you have five SCIs, you can get a lot of settling-in allowance and start-up fees when you apply for a job. At present, if most universities have five SCI papers and one top journal, they will give at least 80 to 1 million settling-in fees, and the research start-up fee will be even higher.