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《中国材料科学》（SCMS）是一本涵盖材料科学各个方面的国际同行评审期刊。该刊由中国科学院主办，由中国科学院和国家自然科学基金共同主办。由中国科学出版社和施普林格出版社联合出版，月刊分印刷版和电子版。《中国材料科学》的使命是在材料科学与化学、物理、生物、工程等学科的前沿交叉领域，鼓励高质量、创新的研究成果交流，特别是关注中国科学家的突破，力争成为世界领先的材料科学学术期刊。期刊发表的贡献类别包括：文章：同行评议，深入报道了杰出的新发现，这也对其他领域的专家具有重要和一般意义。书信：及时提供有关最新重要的小说研究和发现的简短报告。评论：总结某一特定主题或领域的代表性成果和成就，评论当前的研究进展，并对未来的研究方向提出建议，这些建议应以作者自己的研究工作为基础或与之密切相关。观点：对全球材料科学家感兴趣的最新令人兴奋的研究的简要报告，包括对研究突破的讨论以及对重要科学和资助政策的解释。概念：新材料的概念性进展，重点关注结构设计和合成方法的创新思想，可能会激发未来的研究方向和突破。亮点：讨论原始研究的非常重要的新成果，一般由第三人给出，目的是指导和强调它们的意义。对所有章节的贡献通常都是受邀写的；但是，欢迎作者主动提交文章。只接受英文手稿。一般性的编辑咨询和信函应通过materials@scichina.org发给编辑。

Science China-Materials(SCMs) is an international peer-reviewed journal that covers all aspects of materials science. The journal is supervised by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and co-sponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the National Natural Science Foundation of China. It is jointly published monthly in both printed and electronic forms by Science China Press and Springer.The mission of SCIENCE CHINA Materials is to encourage communication of high quality, innovative research results at the cutting-edge interface of materials science with chemistry, physics, biology and engineering, especially focusing on breakthroughs made by Chinese scientists, and it is aimed to become a world-leading academic journal of materials science.Categories of contribution published in the journal include:Articles: peer-reviewed, in-depth reports of outstanding novel findings which also have important and general implications for specialists working in other fields.Letters: present short reports in a timely manner on the latest important novel research studies and findings.Reviews: summarize representative results and achievements in a particular topic or area, comment on the current research progress, and advice on the future research directions, which should be based on or closely related to the author’s own research work. Perspectives: concise reports on recent exciting research of interest to materials scientists worldwide, including discussions of research breakthroughs and interpretations of important science and funding policies.Concepts: conceptual advances of new materials, focusing on innovative ideas of structure design and synthesis approaches that may inspire future research directions and breakthroughs.Highlights: discuss on very important new results of original research, in general given by a third person, with a view to instruct and to highlight their significance.Contributions to all sections are usually written on invitation; however, authors are welcome to submit unsolicited articles. Only manuscripts in English are accepted.General editorial inquiries and correspondence should be addressed to the Editor, at materials@scichina.org.