《自然科学史研究》稿约
一、本刊是中国在科学技术史领域的国家级专业学报，其前身是1958年创刊的《科学史集刊》，现为季刊，逢3、6、9、12月出版。刊物致力于学术创新，坚持学术自由和平等，积极反映海内外科技史研究的最新成果，促进学术交流。
二、栏目：本刊发表科学技术史领域的综合性研究、科技史学理论和各学科史的论文、讨论、评论、书评书介和学术信息等。论文应有新见解、新方法或新材料，要求观点明确，论证严谨，文字洗练；讨论是关于前人研究的商榷研讨；评论是对科技史学理论观点和研究进展以及重要著作的评述等；书评书介以严肃的学术态度，介绍和评论海内外近刊科技史著作；学术信息报道科技史学界的重要活动，侧重报道学术内容。
三、撰稿格式：（1）来稿中、英文不拘。（2）来稿请标明中、英文篇名，论文须提供各300字（词）以内的中英文摘要、中英文关键词各3-6个。文后另页附第一、二作者简介(包括姓名、服务机关、职务、职称、年龄、性别、详细通讯方式以及主要研究方向和论著成果)。（3）本刊实行匿名审稿制，请作者在行文时避免使用透露作者身份的词句。（4）本刊只接受电子投稿（将稿件的Word文档作为电子邮件的附件）。（5）参考文献格式举例如下：
图书：序号 作者. 书名. 版次(初版不注). 译著. 出版地: 出版者, 出版年. 起迄页.
1 夏湘蓉等. 中国古代矿业开发史. 第2版. 北京: 地质出版社, 1986. 5～12.
2 戴闻达. 中国人对非洲的发现. 胡国强，等译. 北京: 商务印书馆, 1983. 25 ～28.
3 Needham J. Science and Civilisation in China.Vol.2.1959.Cambridge: Cambridge Univ.Press, 1980. 334～335.
论文集：序号 作者.子目名.见: 主编者.论文集（丛书）名.册数.出版地: 出版者, 出版年.页数.
4 葛能全, 黄胜年. 钱三强//中国现代科学家传记.第2辑. 北京: 科学出版社, 1991. 187～201.
5 Shryock R H. American Indifference to Basic Science during the Nineteenth Century. Barber B,Hirsh W(Eds).The
Sociology of Science. New York: Free Press,1962.98～110.
期刊：序号 作者. 篇名. 译者. 报刊名, 年, 卷(期) : 起迄页.
6 严敦杰.波斯古历甲子考.自然科学史研究,1982,1(3):237～241.
7 Numbers R L. Creationism in Twentieth-Century America. Science, 1982, 218:538～544.
古籍：序号 (朝代)作者. 书名·篇名. 卷数.版本. 出版年(古代纪年).
8 (清)梅文鼎. 梅氏丛书辑要·几何通解.上海博文书局石印本. 1896 (光绪丙申).
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CALL FOR PAPERS
Studies in the History of Natural Science (SHNS) is the sole national journal in the People's Republic of China devoted to interdisciplinary and comprehensive studies in the history of science, technology and medicine. The journal, which appears in January, April, July and October, publishes scholarly articles and reviews of books either in English or Chinese on all aspects of the history of science, technology and medicine. The journal is an open forum, and contributions from all parts of the world are welcome.
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