Journal of Food Science and Technology (Iran)

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The official language of the journal is Persian. Articles must be research-based and the result of the author's or authors' research, and must not have been published as a full article in another journal or in a collection of seminar papers and scientific gatherings, nor simultaneously submitted to other journals. Articles publishable in the journal are divided into two categories: A) Full research articles: with a minimum volume of 3500 words or more B) Short research notes: with a maximum volume of 3500 words or less. Note 1: Review articles from experienced authors with research articles in the field of discussion are acceptable, provided that the sources are a significant documentation of the research. Note 2: Translation articles are generally not accepted. Note 3: Articles will be reviewed in a double-blind manner, meaning that the authors and reviewers do not know each other. Articles submitted must have the following sections: A) First page: Full title of the article in Persian and English, name of the author or authors in Persian and English (the name of the author responsible for correspondence should be marked with an asterisk), highest academic degree, academic rank, and the name of the corresponding institution for each of the authors in Persian and English, full postal address, phone number, fax number, and email address in Persian and English B) Second page: Full title of the article in Persian, Persian abstract (maximum 300 words), Persian keywords (maximum five words), full title of the article in English (maximum 300 words), keywords (maximum five words) C) Subsequent pages: including introduction, body of the article (including description of the problem, research method, interpretation, analysis, results), conclusion, acknowledgments, list of Latin terms, list of references, figures and tables (in their place in the text of the article). Note 1: Foreign terms should be referred to with precise and expressive equivalents in Persian and the full name of the word and abbreviations used in the text as footnotes. Note 2: Specifying the exact location of references in the text and listing references in the order of their appearance in the article is essential. Avoid repeating a source in the reference list. (Note: In the reference section, Persian references should be translated into English.) 5. The citation style is as follows: A) Book: Last name, first name of the author(s), publication date, book title, translator, place of publication, publisher, page numbers. B) Article: Last name, first name of the author(s), publication date, article title, journal name, volume, page numbers. 6. Articles should be in one electronic copy with a 2.5 cm margin on each side and double spacing between lines with line numbering, preferably with Lotus Nazanin 12 font (for Latin articles with Times New Roman 10) and typeset with Word 2003 and submitted through the system. 7. The maximum volume of the article, including tables, graphs, and images, is 20 pages. 8. According to the new resolution, all figures and tables used should be in Latin. 9. When submitting the initial file through the site, only 2 files should be sent according to the instructions: 1 file with the authors' names, another file without names. Also, download the authors' commitment form from here and send it with the article. 10. Articles derived from PhD dissertations will be published with the names of the supervisor, advisors, and student, so the supervisor and advisors must accept responsibility for it. 11. The responsibility for the accuracy of the content rests with the corresponding author. 12. The quarterly reserves the right to reject or accept articles and is not responsible for returning submitted articles. 13. After the quarterly is published, three copies of the article will be given to each of the authors. 14. Original accepted articles will be removed from the collection one month after the quarterly is published. 15. If the submitted article has the acceptable framework according to points 1 to 10 according to the editorial board's opinion, after receiving the article confirmation email, ...

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