Journal of Semiconductors雜志CSCD期刊統(tǒng)計源期刊

Journal of Semiconductors雜志簡介

《The Journal of Semiconductors》published jointly by the Chinese Institute of Electronics and the Institute of Semiconductors, a branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, covers the latest achievements and developments in the field of semiconductors and related science and technology.

《The Journal of Semiconductors》distinguishes itself from academic journals of physics and electronics in its being an interdisciplinary academic journal involved with the fields of both physics and information.

Journal of Semiconductors雜志欄目設置

研究快報、研究論文、研究簡報、技術(shù)進展

Journal of Semiconductors雜志榮譽信息

• 全國優(yōu)秀科技期刊
• 中國科技期刊優(yōu)秀期刊

Journal of Semiconductors雜志訂閱方式

地址：北京市海淀區(qū)清華東路甲35號，郵編：100083。

Journal of Semiconductors雜志社投稿須知

1. By submitting a manuscript, the authors affirm that the manuscript has not been published previously and is not currently under consideration for publication elsewhere. The authors also affirm that the manuscript does not contain the content of the results of others. Copyright of the manuscript including CD-ROM, Internet and other media is assigned to the editorial office of JoS from the date on which the manuscript is accepted for publication.

2.Manuscript must be written in English, and should be neatly typed, double spaced, with A4 paper size.

3.Manuscript should have a clear point of view and reliable data, and should be concise and focused. If the manuscript contains similar or closely relevant contents to the published papers, the authors should show them in references.

1)Title, Author, Institution, and Abstract

 * Title: The title should be concise, precise but informative, and should not be over 10 substantive words.  * Author: The names of authors should be confirmed before submitting a manuscript and cannot be changed after submission.  * Institution: The full name of the institution, the city where it is located, and the postal code are needed.

* Abstract: The purpose, method, results, and conclusion of the research work should be briefly presented in third person. The abstract should not normally exceed 200 words. As the abstract is not part of the text, it should be complete in itself; no table numbers, figure numbers, references or displayed mathematical expressions should be included.

2).Key words and PACS or EEACC numbers

* Key words: Between 3 and 6 key words should be provided. * PACS or EEACC numbers: Between 1 and 3 numbers should be given.

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* Tables: Tables should be numbered serially and referred to in the text by number (Table 1, etc). Concise and precise three-line tables should be used.

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Normally, at least 15 references should be provided, among which at least 10 references should be published in the past 5 years.