期刊名称：ISIJ INTERNATIONAL
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The journal ISIJ International first appeared in 1961 under the title Tetsu-to-Hagane Overseas. The title was changed in 1966 to Transactions of The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan and again in 1989 to the current ISIJ International. This journal published in English is a collection of the papers contributed not only by members but also by researchers in Japan and abroad, and also contains review articles written at the request of the Editorial Board. Editing is done by both the domestic Editorial Board and an international Advisory Board composed of distinguished research authorities abroad. Popular topics and papers presented at the international conferences sponsored by ISIJ are featured.
Instructions to Authors
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ISIJ International is published monthly by The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan (ISIJ). Original contributions are invited from worldwide ISIJ members and non-members. |
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1.Scope: The scope of the journal extends from the core subject matter of iron and steel to multidisciplinary areas in the science and technology of various materials and processes. The journal provides a medium for the publication of original studies on all aspects of materials and processes including preparation, processing, properties, characterization and application. |
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(1) Regular Article (maximum of ten printed pages): An original article that presents a significant extension of knowledge or understanding and is written in such a way that qualified workers can replicate the key elements on the basis of the information given. |
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(2) Review: An article of an extensive survey on one particular subject, in which information already published is compiled, analyzed and discussed. Reviews are normally published by invitation. Proposals of suitable subjects by prospective authors are welcome. |
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(3) Note (maximum of three printed pages): (a) An article on a new finding or interesting aspect of an ongoing study which merits prompt preliminary publication in condensed form, a medium for the presentation of (b) disclosure of new research and techniques, (c) topics, opinions or proposals of interest to the readers and (d) criticisms or additional proofs and interpretations in connection with articles previously published in the Institute journals. |
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3.Language: All contributions should be written in English. Latitude in the spelling, American or English, is allowed, but consistency is required. |
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4. Units: The use of SI units is standard. Non SI units approved for use with SI are acceptable. |
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5. Submission of manuscript: Manuscripts should not be submitted if they have already been published or accepted for publication elsewhere. |
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The original and one copy of a manuscript, both complete with Application Form, synopsis and key words, text, references, list of captions, tables, and figures, should be sent to: |
The Editorial Board of ISIJ International
The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan
Niikura Building (2F)
2 Kanda-Tsukasacho 2-chome, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 101-0048, JAPAN
(Telephone) + 81-3-5209-7013
(Telefax) + 81-3-3257-1110 |
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One set of figures should be of a superior quality for direct reproduction for printing. Papers exceeding the page limits may be returned to the author for condensation prior to reviewing. |
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6. Reviewing: Every manuscript receives reviewing according to established criteria. |
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7. Revision of manuscript: In case when the original manuscript is returned to the author for revision, one clear copy of a revised manuscript, together with the original manuscript and a letter explaining the changes made, must be resubmitted within three months. |
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8. Disk-saved manuscript: To save the printing time and cost, it is desirable for the author to supply the final manuscript of the accepted article in the form of a floppy disk. |
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9. Proofs: The representative author will receive the galley proofs of the paper. No new material may be inserted into the proofs. It is essential that the author returns the proofs before a specified deadline to avoid rescheduling of publication in some later issue. |
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10. Copyright: The submission of a paper implies that, if accepted for publication, copyright is transferred to The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan. The Institute will not refuse any reasonable request for permission to reproduce a part of the journal. |
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11. Reprint: No page charge is made. Reprints can be obtained at reasonable prices. |
To the Application Form (JPG, PDF)
A GUIDE FOR PREPARATION OF MANUSCRIPT
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1. Estimation of length: A journal page consists of approximately 1000 words. Figures are usually reduced to fit into one column of 84 mm width: the largest size of a figure, 110 mm¡Á84 mm, is equivalent to 250 words. |
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2. Typescript: The typescript must be presented in the order: (1) title page, (2) synopsis and key words (except for Note), (3) text, (4) references, (5) appendices, and (6) list of captions, each of which should start on a new page. The sheet must be numbered consecutively with the title page as page 1. All the sections must be typewritten, double spaced throughout, on one side of A4 paper with ample margins all around. |
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(1) The title page must contain the title, the full name, affiliation, and mailing address of each author. |
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(2) A synopsis must state briefly and clearly the main object, scope and findings of the work within 250 words. Several key words are required to accompany the synopsis. |
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(3) The text in a regular article must include sufficient details to enable qualified workers to reproduce the results. Extensive literature survey is not necessary. Conclusions are convictions based on the evidence presented. |
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(4) References must be numbered consecutively. Reference numbers in the text should be typed as superscripts with a closing parenthesis, for example, 1), 2,3) and 4-6). List all of the references on a separate page at the end of the text. Include the names of all the authors with the surnames last. Refer to the following examples for the proper format. |
1)Journals
Use the standard abbreviations for journal names given in the International Standard ISO 4. See attached List. Give the volume number, the year of publication and the first page number.
[Example] M. Kato, S. Mizoguchi and K. Tsuzaki: ISIJ Int., 40(2000), 543. |
2) Conference Proceedings
Give the title of the proceedings, the editor's name if any, the publisher's name, the place of publication, the year of publication and the page number.
[Example] Y. Chino, K. Iwai and S. Asai: Proc. of 3rd Int. Symp. on Electromagnetic Processing of Materials, ISIJ, Tokyo, (2000), 279. |
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3) Books
Give the title, the volume number, the editor's name if any, the publisher's name, the place of publication, the year of publication and the page number. |
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[Example]
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(1) W. C. Leslie: The Physical Metallurgy of Steels, McGraw-Hill, New York, (1981), 621. |
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(2) U. F. Kocks, A. S. Argon and M. F. Ashby: Progress in Materials Science, Vol.19, ed. by B. Chalmers, Pergamon Press, Oxford, (1975), 1. |
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3. Tables: Tables must not appear in the text but should be prepared on separate sheets. They must have captions and simple column headings. |
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4. Figures: All graphs, charts, drawings, diagrams, and photographs are to be referred to as Figures and should be numbered consecutively in the order that they are cited in the text. Figures must be photographically reproducible. Each figure must appear on a separate sheet and should be identified by figure number, caption and the representative author's name. Figure captions must be collected on a separate sheet. Figures are normally reduced in a single column of 84 mm width. All lettering should be legible when reduced to this size. |
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a) Photographs should be supplied as glossy prints and pasted firmly on a hard sheet. When several photographs are to make up one presentation, they should be arranged without leaving margins in between and separately identified as (a), (b), (c)...Magnification must be indicated by means of an inscribed scale. |
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b) Line drawings must be drafted with black ink on white drawing paper. High-quality glossy prints are acceptable. |
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c) Color printing can be arranged, if the reviewers judge it necessary for proper presentation. Authors or their institutions must bear the costs. |
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d) Proper places of insertion should be indicated in the right-hand margin of the text. |
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Classification |
- Fundamentals of High Temperature Processes
- Ironmaking
- Steelmaking
- Casting and Solidification
- Instrumentation, Control and System Engineering
- Chemical and Physical Analysis
- Forming Processing and Thermomechanical Treatment
- Welding and Joining
- Surface Treatment and Corrosion
- Transformations and Microstructures
- Mechanical Properties
- Physical Properties
- New Materials and Processes
- Social and Environmental Engineering
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Editorial Board
The Editorial Board of ISIJ International
The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan
Niikura Building (2F)
2 Kanda-Tsukasacho 2-chome, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 101-0048, JAPAN
(Telephone) + 81-3-5209-7013
(Telefax) + 81-3-3257-1110
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