期刊名称：HOLZFORSCHUNG
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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 Holzforschung is an international scholarly journal that publishes cutting-edge research on the biology, chemistry, physics and technology of wood and wood components. Rated year after year as the number one scientific journal in the category of Pulp and Paper (ISI Journal Citation Index), Holzforschung represents innovative, high quality basic and applied research. The German title reflects the journal's origins in a long scientific tradition, but all articles are published in English to stimulate and promote cooperation between experts all over the world.
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Instructions to Authors
Please send original manuscripts (four copies) to:
Editorial Office Holzforschung
Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co.KG
Postfach 30 34 21
10728 Berlin / F.R. of Germany
Fax: ++ 30¨C26005-325 / Tel. ++ 30¨C26005-219
e-mail: Holzforschung.editorial@deGruyter.de
General
Only unpublished original papers of experimental content, corresponding to the scientific requirement of HOLZFORSCHUNG, are accepted for consideration. Papers submitted to symposia for publication in a proceedings-volume are considered as pre-published. Therefore, it is not possible to accept these contributions unless they differ and are enriched by new findings and results.With the acceptance of the manuscript for publication, the copyright is automatically assigned to the publishers and the author may not publish the same paper elsewhere, not even in a foreign country.
Only papers written in the English language will be accepted for publication.
To eliminate unnecessary, time-consuming correspondence, the authors are requested to submit only manuscripts which are ready for printing. This includes drafting and organizing of the text in accordance with the rules adopted by HOLZFORSCHUNG for typesetting. All manuscripts are subject to a thorough review by selected referees; the authors themselves are invited to recommend competent experts for reviewing.
Before submitting a manuscript, the following rules should be read carefully. Manuscripts that differ from the specifications and do not comply with our formal requirements will be returned to the authors for correction before review. Please use a recent issue of this journal as a guideline in the preparation of your manuscript. For further information you can visit our homepage www.de Gruyter.de.
Specifications for Manuscripts
Submitted manuscripts must be both concise and precise, and consist of no more than 8¨C10 single-sided typewritten sheets of 30 double-spaced lines. The length of the text should be in keeping with the results achieved. Contributions exceeding the standard length of 10 pages (not including summary, tables, figures and references) by more than 50% may as a rule not be accepted for publication. It is therefore advisable to divide longer manuscripts into two or more continuing series. Papers of more than 15 pages may only be submitted after prior consent of the editor.
Diskettes
Please submit an electronic file on a diskette formatted for Windows ¡¯95 or above along with your manuscript. Indicate the operating system and the programme name on the disk label.
Order sections according to the format of the journal.
Use single tab stops to indent.
Use single carriage returns between paragraphs.
Avoid using multiple space characters to format or between sentences.
Avoid the positioning of graphics and tables in the text.Add them after the References section.
Avoid automatic numbering of pages and footnotes.
In short: the more simply you format your manuscript, the easier it will be to reformat it for typesetting with a minimum of errors!
Composition of papers
Avoiding a lengthy introduction, papers must report of true scientific or technical progress, the major chapters being characterized by appropriate headings. Paragraphs of less importance should be marked for setting in 'petit'.
The first page of the type-script should present: running title; full title; name(s) of the author(s); name and address of the laboratory where the work was carried out; Summary (approx. 1/2 sheet DIN A4) containing
project, procedure, results and conclusing (concise in abstract form) and Keywords.
For the benefit of the author and the reader it is advisable to publish clear-cut research results in the form of Short Notes (but no provisional or intermediate reports), consisting of an extended abstract of not more
than four double-spaced typewritten pages, in addition to the necessary tables and figures. Short notes do not require a summary and will have priority in publication.
Introduction. This should define the problem and if possible the frame of existing knowledge. Please consider that people not working in your particular field should be able to understand your intentions.
Materials and Methods. Please be as precise as possible to enable other scientists to repeat your work.
Results. Only material pertinent to the subject may be included. Data should not be repeated in figures and tables.
Discussion and Conclusion should interpret the results in view of the problem as outlined in the introduction and of related observations by yourself or others. Implications for further studies or application may
be discussed.A conclusion should be added if results and discussion are combined.
Acknowledgements may be used to credit support.
References. Relevant literature must be cited in the text with the author's name and year of publication. In addition, the bibliography must be listed at the end of the text in alphabetical order of the authors' names, together with the title of the paper and the full quotation of the bibliographical reference, for example:
Journals:
Ralph J., S. Hatfield, S. Quideau, R.F. Helm, J.H. Grabber and H.-J.
Jung. 1994. Pathway of p-coumaric acid incorporation into maize lignin
as revealed by NMR. J.Am. Chem. Soc. 116, 9448-9456.
Books:
Panshin, A.J. and C. de Zeeuw. 1980. Textbook of Wood Technology.
McGraw-Hill, New York. pp. 9448-9449.
Multi-author books:
Lai, Y.Z. and K.V. Sarkanen. 1971. Isolation and structural studies. In:
Occurrence, Formation, Structure and Function. Eds. K.V. Sarkanen,
C.H. Ludwig.Wiley Interscience, New York. pp. 150-163.
After the references full postal addresses of all authors should be mentioned.
The numbers of Figures must be limited to the absolute minimum. Microphotographs must be high-gloss and rich in contrast. Drawings must be suitable for reproduction (no photocopies) and reduction to a width of 8.1cm. Do not use block letters in the lettering of figures and drawings. The legends for the figures must be concise and self-explanatory so that they are intelligible even without reference to the text. The key to the symbols in the figures should be included in the figure where possible. Otherwise, they should be included in the legend. Each figure must be presented on a single sheet using consecutive arabic numerals. The latter applies to the Tables with concise and self-explanatory headings.The legends of all figures should be listed on one separate sheet. To partially offset the cost of production color figures will be printed with the following charges to the author: Q 600.for the first and Q 300. for each subsequent color figure in one article. The total cost for color figures will be reduced if several color illustrations appear on one printed page.
Dimensions and units. The metric system must be used. SI units are recommended. Compound units are given with the proper exponent without a point, e. g., g O2 g-1 dw h-1.
Only those manuscripts which conform to the above guidelines will be considered for publication. The Editor reserves the right to suggest abbreviations and text improvements.
Galley proofs are forwarded to the authors in duplicate.The immediate return of one corrected proof to the Editor is requested. In view of the high costs, corrections must be limited to printing errors; amendments to or changes in the text which exceed 4 single corrections, or the correction of a single sentence, will be charged.
PDF-Files of each original paper will be forwarded to the corresponding
author.
Reprints can be ordered in numbers above 50 for a charge when returning corrected proof to the editor. The approximate price per reprint is given on the order form accompanying the galley proofs.
Editorial Board
Editorial Information
Editor-in-Chief
Oskar Faix, Germany
Advisory Board
U.P. Agarwal, USA
D.S. Argyropoulos, USA
J. Barnett, UK
R. Berry, Canada
R.A. Blanchette, USA
G. Daniel, Sweden
R. Evans, Australia
D.V. Evtuguin, Portugal
G. Gellerstedt, Sweden
W.G. Glasser, USA
D.G. Gray, Canada
G.G. Gross, Germany
C. Heitner, Canada
R.W. Hemingway, USA
B. Holmbom, Finland
A. Isogai, Japan
J.F. Kadla, Canada
M. Kleen, Finland
T. Kondo, Japan
D. Lachenal, France
S.D. Mansfield, Canada
G. Meshitusuka, Japan
H. Militz, Germany
P. Niemz, Switzerland
A. Pizzi, France
A.J. Ragauskas, USA
J. Ralph, USA
R.W. Rice, USA
T. Rosenau, Austria
J.-G. Salin, Sweden
L. Salmén, Sweden
U. Schmitt, Germany
T.P. Schultz, USA
A.P. Singh, New Zealand
J. Sipilä, Finland
E. Suttie, UK
K. Takabe, Japan
L. Viikari, Finland
T. Vuorinen, Finland
T. Watanabe, Japan
J. Welling, Germany
Y. Yazaki, Australia
Journal Manager
Ingrid Grünberg
Holzforschung
Walter de Gruyter, GmbH & Co KG
Genthiner Strasse 13
10785 Berlin Germany
Tel. ++49-30-26005-245
Fax ++49-30-26005-298
E-mail: Holzforschung.Editorial@degruyter.com
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