本报乌鲁木齐讯（全媒体记者 禚艺 通讯员 陈遂中） 近日，《新疆农垦科技》正式被波兰哥白尼索引数 据库（ICI World of Journals）收录，进一步提升了该期刊的国际知名度、影响力与传播力。 哥白尼索引数据库是全球第三大科学期刊数据库，通过多维度评估，筛选收录具有可靠性和学术价值的 150多个国家和地区的4.5万种期刊，并同步发布论文全文及参考书目等内容，方便学者检索使用。 据悉，《新疆农垦科技》由兵团科技局主管、新疆农垦科学院主办，于1978年创刊，是兵团创刊最早的 综合性科技期刊。近年来，该期刊学术影响力持续提升，已成功入选"中国农林核心期刊"（2024版） （B类）、中国科技期刊卓越行动计划（二期）集群（集团）化试点项目等，被中国知网、万方等国内 外10余个知名数据库收录。 ...

（文章来源：新华社） 中国科协10日发布的《科技期刊世界影响力指数（WJCI）报告（2025版）》显示，WJCI指数学科排名 位列全球前5%的中国期刊达76种。中国期刊整体影响力不断攀升，在部分领域已达到国际顶尖水平。 报告2025版收录中国科技期刊1906种，比2020版增加了480种；中国科技期刊刊均WJCI指数为1.490， 世界排名第7位，比2020版上升了5个位次；刊均影响因子达2.434，比2020版的1.105增长了1.2倍。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The company has identified fraudulent activities involving the creation of fake websites that mimic its medical journals, leading to illegal collection of manuscript submission fees and other charges, which severely harms the rights of authors and the academic reputation of the journals [1][2]. Group 1: Company Actions and Responses - The company has outlined the official submission websites and contact emails for its 30 medical journals, emphasizing that it has not authorized any third parties to accept submissions or collect fees [2]. - The company is taking legal action against the infringing parties, including civil claims, administrative reports, and criminal charges, while urging the fraudulent websites to cease operations and refund deceived authors [3]. Group 2: Journal Information - The company oversees a cluster of 30 national-level medical academic journals, which include notable titles such as "Chinese Journal of Health Medicine" and "Chinese Journal of Geriatric Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Diseases," with over 4,000 editorial board members, including more than 50 academicians [1]. - The journals are recognized for their scale, influence, and authority within the domestic medical community, having undergone a change in supervisory units as per the approval from the National Press and Publication Administration by the end of 2023 [1]. Group 3: Author and Reader Guidance - The company advises authors, reviewers, and readers to use official channels for submissions and inquiries, warning against using unverified links or search engine results to avoid scams [2]. - All fees associated with the journals are to be collected through official channels only after manuscript acceptance, ensuring compliance with national regulations and public standards [2].

Core Viewpoint - The journal "China Vegetables" has issued a statement regarding the existence of a fraudulent website that is impersonating the journal to solicit submissions and collect fees illegally. The fake website remains accessible as of December 24, despite the journal's warnings [1][5]. Group 1: Fraudulent Activities - The fraudulent website claims to be the official site of "China Vegetables" and mimics the journal's information, creating confusion among potential authors [5]. - The website's staff, when contacted, stated that submission requires the first author to have a senior title and support from provincial or national funding, with publication fees typically amounting to several tens of thousands [8][12]. Group 2: Official Journal Response - "China Vegetables" has clarified that it has not authorized any individuals or organizations for submission on behalf of authors, and all submissions should be made through the official website [14]. - The journal emphasized that its editors will not request personal contact information or payment from authors, and any communication regarding publication fees will only come from a specific official email address [14]. - The journal has warned all impersonators to cease their illegal activities and reserves the right to pursue legal action [14]. Group 3: Journal Background - "China Vegetables" was founded in 1981 and is a leading core journal in the agricultural field, focusing on research related to vegetable breeding, cultivation, pest control, and industry developments [15]. - The journal is recognized as a core academic journal in China and has received various accolades, including being listed in multiple prestigious databases and awards for impactful publications [15].

Group 1 - The article discusses the quiet dissolution of "Computer Enthusiast" magazine, which has been a staple for readers for 32 years, with its official WeChat account and website ceasing to exist by December 6, 2023 [2] - The magazine was founded in 1993 and became a popular guide for computer novices, providing accessible knowledge on complex technology, and at its peak, it was the top-selling computer magazine in China [3] - The decline of the magazine was foreshadowed by the cessation of its parent company, "Computer World," in 2022, leading to operational difficulties and an inability to adapt to the changing media landscape [5] Group 2 - The shift in consumer behavior towards digital platforms for instant tutorials has diminished the demand for printed materials, making it difficult for traditional magazines to compete [5] - Advertisers have increasingly moved to online platforms, significantly reducing the revenue potential for print media reliant on advertising income [5] - The article reflects on the nostalgia associated with the magazine, highlighting its role as a significant part of many readers' youth and the emotional impact of its closure [6]

Core Viewpoint - The "Computer Enthusiast" magazine, founded in 1993, has been officially discontinued, with its public account and website no longer accessible [1] Group 1 - The magazine covered a wide range of topics including software, hardware, market trends, reviews, networking, gaming, and programming [1] - At one point, "Computer Enthusiast" magazine was recognized as having the highest circulation among computer publications in China [1]

Core Insights - By 2024, the total number of scientific journals in China has reached 5,325, an increase of 114 from 2023, with 46 new journals established in 2024 [1] - The total citation frequency and impact factor of these journals have been continuously rising, with over 12 million papers published and more than 71 million citations accumulated from 2015 to 2024, averaging nearly 6 citations per paper [1][2] - The report highlights that while China's scientific paper output ranks first globally, there are still gaps in publishing capacity, influence, originality, dissemination, and leadership compared to international standards [1] Group 1: Journal Development - The number of journals is increasing annually, with a notable trend towards clustering, as 63 scientific journal clusters have formed, involving 3,294 journals [2] - The academic influence of Chinese journals is on the rise, with 104,000 citable papers published in 2024, and 32 out of 60 disciplines publishing over 10,000 papers annually, accounting for approximately 95% of total output [2] - Chinese scholars' international papers and journals have citation impacts above the global average, with a citation impact of 5.11 for papers and 3.51 for international papers, both exceeding the global average of 2.77 [2] Group 2: International Influence - English journals significantly outperform Chinese journals in international influence, with an average citation frequency of over 2,600 for English journals, which is 12 times that of Chinese journals, and an average impact factor of 4.4, which is 42 times higher [3] - In 2024, 95.8% of Chinese scientific papers were published in international journals, indicating a substantial gap in the international publishing capacity of Chinese journals [3] - The number of interdisciplinary journals in China is limited, with only 108 journals across 93 disciplines, ranking 6th globally, while the U.S. has 1,480 interdisciplinary journals across 176 disciplines [3] Group 3: Challenges and Recommendations - The report identifies that China's journals are at a critical transformation stage, needing to shift from "single journal development" to "cluster collaboration" to enhance their quality and strength [4] - Challenges include gaps in interdisciplinary journal layouts compared to developed countries, insufficient decision-support functions, and a need for improved collaboration across the industry chain [4] - Recommendations include optimizing the layout of emerging interdisciplinary journals, enhancing decision-support capabilities, integrating AI and big data into the publishing process, and establishing a robust independent evaluation system for domestic journals [5]

Core Insights - The total number of scientific journals in China is projected to increase from 5,211 in 2023 to 5,325 in 2024, indicating a steady growth in overall influence [1] - The citation metrics for Chinese scientific journals show a continuous rise, with over 12 million papers published from 2015 to 2024, accumulating more than 71 million citations, resulting in an average of nearly 6 citations per paper [1] Summary by Categories - **Journal Growth** - The number of scientific journals in China is expected to rise, reflecting an expanding academic landscape [1] - **Citation Metrics** - The total citations and impact factors of Chinese scientific journals are on the rise, showcasing improved academic influence [1] - A significant volume of research output has been recorded, with over 12 million papers published and a high citation count [1]

Core Insights - The total number of scientific journals in China is projected to increase from 5,211 in 2023 to 5,325 in 2024, indicating a steady growth in the overall influence of these journals [1] Industry Summary - The growth in the number of scientific journals reflects a broader trend in the enhancement of China's scientific research and publication capabilities [1] - The increase in journal quantity suggests a growing emphasis on scientific communication and dissemination of research findings within the country [1]

Core Insights - The total number of scientific journals in China is projected to increase from 5,211 in 2023 to 5,325 in 2024, indicating a steady rise in overall influence [1] - From 2015 to 2024, over 12 million papers were published, accumulating more than 71 million citations, with an average citation rate of nearly 6 times per paper [1] - Approximately 737 Chinese journals are included in the global Q1 and Q2 categories, with about 71% of English journals and 35% of Chinese journals positioned in these categories, showcasing strong international competitiveness [1] Industry Development - The development of Chinese scientific journals has established a dual-track system: Chinese journals focus on domestic innovation and economic development, while English journals emphasize international dissemination and global competition [1] - The regional distribution, publication cycles, and subject distribution of scientific journals in China are relatively stable, indicating a mature journal ecosystem [1] Challenges and Recommendations - The blue paper highlights several challenges in the academic publishing capacity of Chinese scientific journals, including gaps in interdisciplinary journal layouts compared to developed countries, insufficient decision-making support, and noticeable outflow of quality manuscripts [1][2] - Recommendations include fostering the development of journals in characteristic disciplines, enhancing decision-making support through strategic topic planning, and integrating technologies like artificial intelligence into the publishing process [2] - The establishment of a self-evaluation system to guide the publication of outstanding results in domestic journals is also suggested [2]