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Journal of the Science of Food and AgricultureJournal of the Science of Food and Agriculture

Print ISSN: 0022-5142
Online ISSN: 1097-0010

 

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Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture (JSFA) publishes peer-reviewed original research and critical reviews in these areas, with particular emphasis on interdisciplinary studies at the agriculture/food interface. This international journal covers fundamental and applied research.

Eleven main areas of the journal include:

  • Food - Health and Nutrition: Human and animal nutrition, enhancing health with functional foods, nutraceuticals or food supplementation, testing, including clinical tests, model animals, and in vitro testing systems.
  • Food Science and Technology: Development, production and processing of human and animal foods and beverages, measurement of food and ingredient functionalities.

  • Biotechnology: Applications of biotechnology to plants, animals and microorganisms as they relate to agriculture, food production and processing, and fermentation science.

  • Molecular Biology: Applications of genetic modification and molecular biology to plants, animals and microorganisms as they relate to agriculture, food production and processing, and fermentation science.

  • Biochemistry: Chemistry and biochemistry of foods, feeds, ingredients and components. Properties of biological molecules, effects of processing/storage, enzyme properties and applications, analytical/diagnostic methodology, biochemical pathways and mechanisms, bioactivity.

  • Food Safety: Microbiological food safety, including on-farm safety management, epidemiology of food-borne illness, novel processes and packaging, detection of food-borne pathogens. Food toxicology and safety evaluation of genetically modified organisms. Application of risk assessment and risk management techniques.

  • Materials and Processing: Food raw materials and quality, food structure and physical properties, physical description of processing and product properties of raw materials.

  • Agriculture - Production: Plant and animal husbandry including precision agriculture and aquaculture. Impact of scientific and technological developments on yields and quality.

  • Agriculture - Utilization: Plants, plant products, animals, animal products, fish and marine products as human food or animal feed. Industrial applications for plants, plant products, animal products and marine products.

  • Agriculture - Environment: Environmental influences on and impacts of agriculture including forestry (effects of and on air, water and soil quality). Safety and sustainability of agricultural practices.

  • Sensory and Consumer Sciences: Perception and evaluation of characteristics of foods and beverages including flavour, appearance and texture. Issues relating to consumer behaviour, including acceptability, preference and other factors related to cultural cues and product image.


What's New

Polyphenolics: JSFA highlights issues
Are we pro- or anti- oxidant?
blueberriesShould scientists embrace ‘antioxidant’ as a general term for public use that might mean any effect related to redox-related or inflammatory processes? Over the past decade, dietary polyphenolic substances, such as those found in red wine, green tea and fruit and vegetables, have been implicated in many nutritional and health effects; a large number of experiments have been published describing numerous effects in clinical, animal and in vitro studies. A series of short articles published in the SCI Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture (JSFA) will assess the current understanding of the significance of polyphenolics and project where future studies can resolve unanswered questions. With answers not always obvious and disputes growing amongst the experts, this is a subject worthy of further investigation. The topical themes covered over the next three issues of JSFA will include:

  • Antioxidants: mirage or evolving etymology?
  • Polyphenolics: diverse sources and effects implicate diet
  • Polyphenolics: anti-inflammatory metabolites underlie health benefits

To find out more visit JSFA volume 86, issues 13–15 on Wiley-InterScience.

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If you have any comments or suggestions for articles, please contact the Editor-in-Chief, Professor David Reid, via the Editorial Assistants:

Gaynor Redvers-Mutton, Publications Liaison Manager, T: +44 (0)20 7598 1554 , F: +44 (0)20 7598 1545, E: gaynor.redvers[ at]soci.org

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JSFA operates an online submission and review system. Please submit your papers online via our manuscript tracking service, Manuscript Central™ (from ScholarOne Inc.) This service allows authors to track the progress of their paper via their account’s Author Centre.  

The online system has greatly reduced the decision turnaround times and it gives authors instant access to the status of their manuscript at the click of a button.

Please have a look at the Journal homepage for more details on submitting an article, including the Instructions to Authors for preparation guidelines.

 

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