Towards Intelligent Editing: An Analysis of New Standards, Methods, Technologies, and Platforms in the Editing and Proofreading of Scientific Journals
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critical phase of systematic evolution. This study comprehensively reviews emerging standards, methodologies, technologies, and platforms in
global and domestic journal publishing, examining their mechanisms to enhance academic quality, optimize workflows, and expand scholarly
dissemination. Key focuses are: new standards for research integrity and data openness; innovative approaches restructuring editorial processes; cutting-edge technologies enhancing grammar checking, content enhancement, and multimodal publishing; and new platforms advancing academic exchange transformations. Incorporating social media's editorial applications and typical domestic cases, it proposes practical
pathways and strategic recommendations for intelligent editing, offering theoretical and practical guidance for scientific journals to achieve
synergistic quality, efficiency, and influence improvements amid digital and intelligent transformation.
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