The corresponding author of an SCI journal article does not necessarily have to be only one, and there is no fixed standard for how many. This is because different SCI journals have different policies on the number of corresponding authors. For SCI journals that only accept one corresponding author, if the paper lists multiple corresponding authors, the first corresponding author will be automatically selected as the corresponding author. For SCI journals that accept two corresponding authors, two corresponding authors can be listed. The same applies to other requirements. That is, the number of authors listed as corresponding authors must comply with the regulations of the target SCI journal. The first author of an SCI paper is the person who has made the greatest contribution to the experiment and writing of the article, and is the person whose name appears first in the list of authors. However, in collaborative work, it is common to have co-first authors. There is no specific rule on the number of co-first authors, as it greatly depends on the workload, length of the paper, and the regulations of the publishing journal as well as the recognition by the institution. Generally, 2-4 co-first authors are common in an SCI paper

(0) 讚！ | 维尔娜菲茨杰拉德

Less, mostly Chinese full spelling

(0) 讚！ | 维尔娜菲茨杰拉德

Can the author write in Chinese?

(0) 讚！ | 八坂篷蔚

How many corresponding authors are allowed at most? And how many first authors are allowed at most?

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It's okay to just graduate. My senior brother published a paper last year and also successfully graduated, so everything will be fine

(0) 讚！ | 凌霄高洁

The last comment in the previous post is incorrect. Before submitting our manuscript, we wrote to the editor-in-chief to inquire. She replied that if the online version is in color, the final printed version will also be in color, and we will be charged for both. When we received the proof, the publisher said we could choose the online color version for free. The editor said to expect the proof in about four weeks, but we received it in just two weeks, and it was online in a little over four weeks. It feels like the information from IJT is a bit confusing

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Review speed: 1.0 | Submission hit rate: 25.0 Experience sharing: I once received an invitation letter from this journal, so I persuaded my boss to submit my article on nanotoxicology here. In fact, the article is somewhat innovative, but unfortunately there is not enough funding support to continue the in-depth research. I could only do a preliminary experiment and report it in advance. Submitted on July 9th, five days later it showed under review, and the result was returned on August 7th, with major revisions and a 30-day deadline. Although it was a major revision, the comments were not too many, so I submitted the revised manuscript on August 23rd. Four days later it showed under review again, and a reminder was issued on September 22nd. The editor requested a minor experiment. Revised on September 26th, and accepted on October 27th. The journal's indicated time for the first review was 12 days, mine was within a month, which was acceptable, but it dragged a bit afterward. If you're impatient, you can urge them for review, and the editor generally replies on the same day. When I submitted in July, my manuscript number was 233. Calculating this, the journal should receive around three to four hundred submissions a year, and with an average of 60 published papers, the acceptance rate is probably around 20-30%, making it difficult to publish in this journal. If the online version of the paper includes color figures, the printed version will also have color figures, and they may charge for this. However, it is possible to negotiate with the editor, and they might provide it for free

(0) 讚！ | 凌霄高洁

Terrible magazine, be cautious when submitting. Each time I submit, it goes to the reviewers, and the editors barely do anything. My article has been reviewed four times. Even minor edits have to be reviewed, it's too slow

(0) 讚！ | 凌霄高洁

Review Speed: 6.0 Experience Sharing: Submitted on 2011.11.20, received major revisions request on 2011.12.10. Resubmitted on 2012.02.06, under review after 4 days. Reminded for review after two months. Editor replied it's hard to find reviewers, promised response within a week. 4 days later, the editor rejected the manuscript with reasons similar to the previous reviewers. Really can't understand

(0) 讚！ | 凌霄高洁

Review Speed: 3.0 | Submission Acceptance Rate: 25.0
Experience Sharing: The review cycle feels very long and slow, lasting 8-12 weeks, sometimes even up to 16 weeks. The article is revised countless times, by the chief editor, editors, and reviewers providing suggestions, with numerous twists and turns, only to be ultimately rejected! Why is it so difficult to get published?

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Research focus: Toxicology

(0) 讚！ | 凌霄高洁

Research focus: Toxicology

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