期刊名称：AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF DAIRY TECHNOLOGY
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Australian Journal of Dairy Technology
The Australian Journal of Dairy Technology includes full technical and scientific papers on issues of importance to the industry's productive future and helps ensure that the results of research projects are made widely known. See Abstracts of the articles published in the AJDT.
There are three issues annually, April, July and October. The July issue is the Proceedings of the Dairy Science World Series Conference.
Instructions to Authors
Guidetocontributors
Research papers, review papers, technical articles, letters to the editor
on technical subjects, book reviews and conference/seminar proceedings
relevant to dairy manufacturing may be submitted to the Journal at any
time. Manuscripts from countries other than Australia are encouraged,
provided the topics are of relevance to the Australian dairy industry.
The coverage of material should be generally confined to dairy science,
technology and engineering in relation to dairy manufacturing, and to
those factors in milk production which can influence the quality of milk
for manufacturing.
Research papers should contain original research results and adequate
discussion of their interpretation and significance. Where appropriate,
rigorous statistical analysis of experimental data must be evident.
Technical articles contain information of a technical nature, but do not
generally report original research.
Contributions should not be offered elsewhere for prior or
simultaneous publication and, if accepted for publication, should not be
published elsewhere without the consent of the Editor.
Research papers, review papers and most technical articles will be submitted
to at least two referees for review.
Forms of papers
Head each paper with its title, full names of the authors, the name and
address of the establishment where the work was done, and the institute
affiliation of each author. A brief, self-contained summary should precede
all research papers and technical articles containing more than 1,500
words. Papers should be written as concisely as possible.
Print papers on one side of the paper only, double spaced and with at
least a 3 cm margin.
Spelling should be in accordance with the Concise Oxford Dictionary,
e.g. preference for s rather than z where there is an option. Data should
be in metric units according to the SI (Systeme Internationale d’Unites)
standard. Symbols and abbreviations used are those of British Standard
1991; Part 1 1976, Letter Symbols, Signs and Abbreviations.
Authors should consult a current issue of the Journal for detail of format,
typographical conventions and editorial style.
Papers should be initially submitted in hard copy accompanied by an
electronic version on disk. The text of the paper should be contained
in a standard Word-compatible file. If possible, please activate the line
numbering function. Tables and graphics/figures should be in a separate
file. The programs (Word, WordPerfect, Excel, etc) used to create
the file should be noted.
Tables
Tables should be given Arabic numbers and cited in the text. Their
headings should describe their content and be comprehensible without
reference to the text. Present explanatory material as footnotes using
superscript numbers. Avoid vertical lines. To contain printing costs, tables
should be as short as possible and the number kept to a minimum.
Illustrations
An original version of each figure must accompany the original
paper. They should be created about twice the size of the final figure
(i.e. about 18 cm and 36 cm wide for single and double column width
respectively) in black on good quality paper. Lines and lettering should
be large enough and heavy enough (bold) for clear reproduction at the
reduced size. Computer-generated figures and illustrations printed in
black using a good quality laser printer are acceptable.
Figures and illustrations may be submitted on disk as a computer graphics
file, but must be accompanied by a reproduction-quality printout. The
type of graphic file, the software package used to generate it should be
noted. Do not use colours within the graphic for lines or symbols.
Photographs should be submitted as black and white positives (glossy
prints) and have adequate contrast. A resolution of 300dpi is required
for photographs.
Captions for figures should be presented at the end of the manuscript
as well as on the figures themselves.
References
References should be noted in the text by the author’s surname(s),
followed by the year of publication in brackets, e.g. Johns and Smith
(1939). Where there are three or more authors, give only the first surname,
followed by et al. (e.g. Brown et al. 1939). All references are to
be subsequently listed alphabetically at the end of the paper. This listing
should give the names and initials of all the authors followed by the
year of publication, full title of article, title of periodical, volume and
page numbers, thus:
Cerbulis, J. and Farrell, H.M. (1977), Xanthine oxidase activity in dairy products.
J. Dairy Sci. 60, 170-176.
If the original paper has not been consulted, the source of the abstract
should be given.
References to books should give the author or editor, date of publication,
title, publisher’s name and city, and page numbers of section cited:
Jones, D. and Collins, M.D. (1986), Irregular, non-sporing gram-positive rods. In
Bergey’s Manual of Systematic Bacteriology, Vol. 2. (Eds P.H.A. Sneath, N.S. Mair,
M.E. Sharpe and J.G. Holt). Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore, pp 1261-1325.
It is the duty of the author(s) to check all references.
Safety warnings
Authors are asked to draw attention to any hazards which may not be
readily apparent in the use of experimental techniques or chemical reagents
specified in their papers.
Page charges
A$66 (incl. GST) per Journal page if the first author is a member of
the DIAA. Otherwise, A$88 (incl. GST) per page if the first author is
not a DIAA member. A extra levy of A$33 (incl. GST) per page applies
if the final version is not submitted on disc. There are no page charges
for technical articles and reviews invited by one of the Scientific Editors,
nor for Letters to the Editor and book reviews.
Submission of manuscripts
All contributions should be forwarded, accompanied by an electronic
version on disk, to:
Anne Burgi, Production Editor
Australian Journal of Dairy Technology
PO Box 351, North Melbourne, Victoria 3051, Australia
Phone: +61 3 9329 3535 Fax: +61 3 9329 3550
E-mail: anne.burgi@substitution.com.au
Conference/seminar proceedings
Conference/seminar organisers interested in publishing articles or proceedings
in the Journal should contact the Production Editor prior to
submitting any contributions.
In the case of papers arising from seminars or conferences, an appropriate
contribution towards the cost of publication is expected from the
event organisers. If such a contribution is not made, the Publications
Committee will consider whether page charges will apply to the authors.
Copyright
All material appearing in the Australian Journal of Dairy Technology
is copyright. Reproduction of whole or part is not permitted without written
permission of the publisher.
Instructions to Authors
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Editorial Board
All contributions to the magazine are welcome and should be forwarded, accompanied by an electronic version on disk, to:
Anne Burgi, Production Editor
Australian Journal of Dairy Technology
PO Box 351
North Melbourne, Victoria 3051, Australia
Email: anne.burgi@substitution.com.au
View or download the “Guide to Contributors” pdf document.
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