中国科技期刊研究 ›› 2025, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (12): 1669-1674. doi: 10.11946/cjstp.202511261468

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基于智库功能视角下科技期刊“三维桥梁”构建与实践

侯春梅()(), 贺郝钰, 孙力炜, 迟秀丽   

  1. 中国科学院西北生态环境资源研究院《地球科学进展》编辑部,甘肃省兰州市城关区天水中路8号 730000
  • 收稿日期:2025-11-26 修回日期:2026-01-07 出版日期:2025-12-25 发布日期:2026-01-27
  • 作者简介:

    侯春梅(ORCID:0000-0002-9895-3453),硕士,编审,E-mail:

    侯春梅 编辑。《地球科学进展》常务副主编,主要从事地球科学类科技期刊出版、管理和研究工作。甘肃省科学技术期刊学会副理事长兼秘书长,《中国科技期刊研究》《黄金科学技术》编委,中国期刊协会理事、甘肃省出版协会理事和中国科学院自然科学期刊编辑研究会理事等。获甘肃省宣传文化系统“四个一批”人才,甘肃省优秀编辑等荣誉。

    贺郝钰,硕士,编审

    贺郝钰 编辑。《地球科学进展》编辑部主任。《中国科技期刊研究》《编辑学报》青年编委。获中国科学院期刊“优秀青年编辑”、全国科技期刊青年编辑大赛“突出运营青年编辑”等荣誉。主持中国科技期刊卓越行动计划青年人才项目等8项,发表论文10余篇。

    孙力炜,硕士,编辑

    孙力炜 编辑。《地球科学进展》责任编辑,主要专注于同行评议、图片学术不端防范以及人工智能等的研究。获第五届科技期刊青年编辑大赛“优秀数字青年编辑”、第七届科技期刊青年编辑大赛“编林新秀”、 第一届甘肃省科技期刊飞天青年编辑大赛“突出飞天青年编辑”等荣誉,主持完成出版类项目4项,参与完成项目20余项,发表出版类论文10余篇。

    迟秀丽,学士,副编审。

    迟秀丽 副编审。《地球科学进展》责任编辑,长期从事科技期刊的编辑出版及相关研究工作。持续关注编辑出版领域的最新动态,对科技期刊发展进行深入思考,发表多篇相关论文,荣获第八届“中国科技期刊青年编辑奖”。

    作者贡献声明: 侯春梅:文献调研,撰写、修改论文; 贺郝钰:设计论文框架,修改论文; 孙力炜:文献调研; 迟秀丽:资料查询,修改论文。
  • 基金资助:
    国家自然科学基金专项(42542005); 中国科学院精品科技期刊建设试点项目

Building and practicing the “three‑dimensional bridge” in scientific journals from the perspective of think tank function development

HOU Chunmei()(), HE Haoyu, SUN Liwei, CHI Xiuli   

  1. Editorial Office of Advances in Earth Science,Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources,Chinese Academy of Sciences,8 Middle Tianshui Road,Chengguan District,Lanzhou 730000,China
  • Received:2025-11-26 Revised:2026-01-07 Online:2025-12-25 Published:2026-01-27

摘要:

目的 在当前科技自立自强与决策科学化需求日益迫切的背景下,探讨部分具有应用导向和区域服务特色的科技期刊如何超越传统学术传播,有效发挥决策咨询和产业赋能等智库功能,对于提升期刊服务国家战略能力具有重要意义。 方法 以具有典型性的中国科学院西北生态环境资源研究院刊群为案例,采用案例分析法与归纳演绎法,系统梳理其在服务西北生态安全、资源开发等国家战略中的实践,提炼出其构建“学科协同桥-产业对接桥-决策支撑桥”三位一体服务模式的路径与方法。 结果 研究发现,此刊群通过以区域战略问题为导向组织跨学科研究、以企业技术需求为牵引推动成果转化、以政策制定场景为目标凝练智库产品,初步形成了学术知识向产业价值与决策效能转化的闭环。 结论 “三维桥梁”模式为同类面向国家战略与区域发展的科技期刊群拓展智库功能提供了可借鉴的实践范式,其成功关键在于紧密对接现实需求、有效整合内外部资源、并实现“学科-产业-决策”三者的良性互动与价值循环。未来,需在跨学科协同深度、产业对接量化评估及长效资源保障等方面进一步优化。

关键词: 智库, “三维桥梁”模式, 战略区域服务

Abstract:

Purposes In the context of increasing demand for scientific and technological self-reliance and evidence-based policy making, exploring how applied and regionally-focused scientific journals can effectively leverage think tank functions, such as policy consultation and industrial enablement, beyond traditional academic dissemination, is of great significance for enhancing journals’ capacity to serve national strategies. Methods Taking the representative journal cluster of the Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources (NIEER), Chinese Academy of Sciences as a case study, this research employs case analysis and inductive-deductive methods to systematically review its practices in serving national strategies like ecological security and resource development in Northwest China. It extracts the pathway and methodology of constructing a trinity service model comprising the “disciplinary synergy bridge” “industrial engagement bridge”, and “decision support bridge”. Findings The study finds that the NIEER journal cluster has initially formed a closed-loop for transforming academic knowledge into industrial value and decision-making efficacy. This is achieved by organizing interdisciplinary research oriented towards regional strategic issues, promoting knowledge translation driven by enterprise technological needs, and distilling think tank products targeted at policy-making scenarios. Conclusions The “three-dimensional bridge” model provides a replicable practical paradigm for similar scientific journal clusters serving national strategies and regional development to expand their think tank functions. Its success hinges on closely aligning with practical demands, effectively integrating internal and external resources, and fostering a virtuous cycle of interaction and value flow among “discipline-industry-decision”. Future efforts should focus on deepening interdisciplinary collaboration, improving the quantitative assessment of industrial engagement, and securing long-term resource support.

Key words: Think tank, “Three-dimensional bridge” model, Strategic regional service