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“Biotechnology for Healthy Society”
Title of the paper
with a bold type 14-point times new roman font and centered
(Please, use the sentence case: first letter of the sentence capitalized, all others lower case)
Author names are typed with a bold type 10-point Times New Roman, and aligned left. First author, second
author, third author and last author. Give full names of all authors, underline presenting author. Example:
Name1 Surname1 a, Name2 Surname2 a, Name3 Surname3 a, Name4 Surname4a and Name5 Surname5 b*
Postal address(es) are typed with an italic type 9-point Times New Roman, and aligned left. Give full address of all authors.
Example:
aDepartment of Biotechnology, Faculty of Agro-Industry, Kasetsart University, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
bNational Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC), National Science and Technology Development
Agency, Thailand Science Park, 113 Pahonyothin Road, Pathumthani 12120, Thailand
*Corresponding author: e-mail
Abstract
Provide an abstract of the manuscript (regular type 11-point Times New Roman) approximate 300
words. The abstract should briefly state the problem or purpose of the research, indicate the
theoretical or experimental plan used, summarise the principal findings, and point out major
conclusions. The optimal length is one paragraph. (not exceeding 300 words)
Keywords: word1, word2, word3 (not more than 5 keywords and must be typed with a regular type
11-point Times New Roman) Alignment must be formatted to full justification.
1. Introduction
This is the instruction for preparation of
manuscripts for the food and applied bioscience 2012
Proceedings.
Standard English or American spelling is used but
consistency should be maintained within a paper. The
use of common or standard abbreviations is
encouraged. SI unit must be used throughout.
In the Proceedings the manuscripts will be
reproduced directly from the file submitted by the
authors. The authors must strictly follow the
instructions for preparation of their manuscripts.
2. Materials and Methods
2.1 General Setting
Paper Size: The A4 paper size (21cm x 29.7cm or
8.27" x 11.69") must be used.
Length: The maximum document size for
manuscripts is Six pages.
Margins: The margin settings are as follow: Top &
Bottom- Left & Right - 2.54 cm ".
Page Layout: Type the manuscript in two columns
80 mm wide with a space of 10 mm between the
columns. Each column should be left and right
justified.
Fonts: Use type 12-point Times New Roman and
single line spacing throughout the manuscript.
2.2 Summary Page
This page intends to be used for review process of
the manuscript only. It must contain title of the article,
authors and address, contact information and a
summary of highlight point (1-5 sentences) indicating
the main novelty of your work and suggested
reviewers.
2.3 Manuscript
The manuscript must contain topic and style
according to this template.
Title: The title should be no longer than two lines.
The title must be brief and grammatically correct.
Avoid unusual abbreviations. Centre the title (14 point
bold, capital letters), authors’ names (12 point,
regular), affiliations and addresses, and e-mail address
of the corresponding author (9 point regular). Leave
one blank line (12 point) after the title, the author
names, and affiliations. Leave two blank lines (12
point) between the e-mail address and the beginning of
the manuscript.
Abstract: Provide an abstract of the manuscript (9
point bold) approximate 300 words. The abstract
should briefly state the problem or purpose of the
research, indicate the theoretical or experimental plan
used, summarise the principal findings, and point out
major conclusions. The optimal length is one
paragraph.
Style: Use separate sections for introduction,
materials and methods, results and discussion,
conclusions, acknowledgements (when appropriate),
Biotechnology International Congress (BIC) 2015
“Biotechnology for Healthy Society”
and references. Type the section headings in bold style
without indentation and leave one blank line before
and after each main heading. Subheadings can be used
as appropriate. Each section must be led by Arabic
number in order to conveniently refer to in the text.
Body Text: Use Times New Roman typeface (10
point regular) throughout. Only if you want to
emphasise special parts of the text use Italics. Start a
new paragraph by indenting it from the left margin by
5 mm (and not by inserting a blank line).
Font sizes and styles to be used in the manuscript
are summarised in Table 1.
Tables and Figures: Paste tables and figures where
needed (as close as possible to where they are
mentioned in the text), if necessary spanning both
columns. Number them consecutively using Arabic
numbers (e.g. Table 1, Table 2, ..., Figure 1, Figure
2,...) and provide a caption for each table and figure.
Place captions above the tables and beneath the
figures. Leave one blank line before, and one after the
captions. Do not indent or centre the captions. Please
keep in mind the distinction between tables and
figures: tables only contain alphanumerical characters
and no graphical elements. Do not use characters
smaller than 8 points.
Table 1: Font Sizes and Styles
References: References should be cited in the text
by square brackets: Times New Roman typeface (9
point regular); for example [1] or [1-3] or [1-3,5,7]. The
list of references should be given in numerical order at
the very end of your manuscripts under the heading
‘References’ as in the last part of this sample
manuscript.
3. Results and Discussion
It is usual for the results to be presented first,
followed by a discussion of their significance. Only
strictly relevant results should be presented and
figures, tables, and equations should be used for
purposes of clarity and brevity. The use of flow
diagrams and reaction schemes is encouraged. Data
must not be reproduced in more than one form, e.g. in
both figures and tables, without good reason.
4. Conclusions
It is a condition of publication that all manuscripts
must be written in clear and grammatical English and
be submitted to Food and Applied Bioscience 2012
Web site at
http://www.agro.cmu.ac.th/conference/2011/Academic
.html
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Acknowledgements
Title
14
Bold, Capitals
Authors’ names
12
Regular
Acknowledgement must be made in this section as
appropriate, such as to the research funding sources.
9
Regular
9
Bold
Section Headings
10
Bold
Body Text
References
10
9
Regular
Regular
Affiliations,
addresses, e-mail
addresses
Abstract
Either black and white or colour illustrations or
graphics are acceptable. Photographs should be
submitted and scan as high quality photos. Do not
submit poor-quality photocopies. If you use half tone
(gray-scale) illustrations please keep in mind that there
will be some loss in quality due to reproduction.
Figure 1. Figure captions should be placed below the
figure.
References
Only articles that have been published or are in
press should be included in the references.
Unpublished results or personal communications
should be cited as such in the text. In the reference list,
the styling, punctuation, and capitalization should
conform of the following:
[1] A. Samoson, E. Lippmaa and A. Pines, Mol. Phys. 65
(1988) 1013–1018.
[2] L. Frydman and J.S. Harwood, J. Am. Chem. Soc. 117
(1995) 5367–5368.
[3] J.P. Amoureux and M. Pruski In: D.M. Grant and R.K.
Harris, Editors, Encyclopedia of Nuclear Magnetic
Resonance, Vol. 9, Wiley, Chichester (2002), pp. 1–26.
[4] P. Colarusso, L.H. Kidder, I.W. Levin, E.N. Lewis, in:
J.C. Lindon, G.E. Tranter, J.L. Holmes (Eds.),
Encyclopedia of Spectroscopy and Spectrometry,
Academic Press, San Diego, (1999), pp. 1945-1954.
[5] K.J.D. MacKenzie and M.E. Smith, Multinuclear Solid
State NMR of Inorganic Materials, Pergamon Press,
Oxford, UK (2002).
[6] C. Petrone, Degradable calcium polyphosphate
compaction strategies for the delivery of therapeutic
agents, Master's Thesis, Dalhousie University, (2005).
[7] S. Laksanacharoen, Artificial muscle construction using
natural rubber latex in Thailand, 3rd Thailand Materials
Science and Technology Conf. Proc., Bangkok,
Thailand, (2004), pp. 14-18.
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[8] http://www.agro.cmu.ac.th/ (Retrieved September 28,
2011).
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“Biotechnology for Healthy Society”