multidisciplinary

Author-guideline skill for multidisciplinary and cross-discipline journals that food & nutrition researchers publish in but which sit outside the food/nutrition JCR categories: eLife, PLOS Biology, PLOS Medicine, National Science Review, The Innovation, Environmental Science & Technology (food safety/contaminants), Gut and Gastroenterology (nutrition/GI), Diabetes Care (clinical nutrition), and The ISME Journal (food/gut microbial ecology). Use to format or check a manuscript for one of these — with the journal's publisher, reference style, and source URL. Triggers: submit to eLife, PLOS, National Science Review, Environmental Science & Technology, Gut, Gastroenterology, Diabetes Care, ISME Journal guidelines. Also fires when the user wants to publish on/in this journal, format a manuscript for it, or match its reference/citation style.

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name: multidisciplinary
description: Author-guideline skill for multidisciplinary and cross-discipline journals that food & nutrition researchers publish in but which sit outside the food/nutrition JCR categories: eLife, PLOS Biology, PLOS Medicine, National Science Review, The Innovation, Environmental Science & Technology (food safety/contaminants), Gut and Gastroenterology (nutrition/GI), Diabetes Care (clinical nutrition), and The ISME Journal (food/gut microbial ecology). Use to format or check a manuscript for one of these — with the journal's publisher, reference style, and source URL. Triggers: submit to eLife, PLOS, National Science Review, Environmental Science & Technology, Gut, Gastroenterology, Diabetes Care, ISME Journal guidelines. Also fires when the user wants to publish on/in this journal, format a manuscript for it, or match its reference/citation style.
metadata: {"publisher":"Various (see table)","verified":"2026-07","source":"per-journal (see table)"}

# Multidisciplinary & Cross-Discipline Journals — Author Guideline Skill **Verified:** 2026-07 · These journals are high-priority venues (multidisciplinary or adjacent fields) that food & nutrition researchers publish in. Always confirm the current requirements at each journal's own author guide. ## Applies to | Journal | Abbrev | Publisher | Ref style* | Source | |---|---|---|---|---| | eLife | ELIFE | eLife Sciences | numbered (Vancouver) | https://elifesciences.org/author-guide | | PLOS Biology | PLOS BIOL | PLOS | numbered (Vancouver) | https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/s/submission-guidelines | | PLOS Medicine | PLOS MED | PLOS | numbered (Vancouver) | https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/s/submission-guidelines | | National Science Review | NATL SCI REV | Oxford / NSFC | numbered | https://academic.oup.com/nsr/pages/General_Instructions | | The Innovation | INNOVATION | Cell Press / Youth Innov. | numbered | https://www.cell.com/the-innovation/authors | | Environmental Science & Technology | ENVIRON SCI TECHNOL | ACS | ACS numbered | https://publish.acs.org/publish/author_guidelines?coden=esthag | | Gut | GUT | BMJ | numbered (Vancouver) | https://gut.bmj.com/pages/authors/ | | Gastroenterology | GASTROENTEROLOGY | Elsevier / AGA | numbered | https://www.gastrojournal.org/authors | | Diabetes Care | DIABETES CARE | American Diabetes Assoc. | numbered | https://diabetesjournals.org/care/pages/instructions-for-authors | | The ISME Journal | ISME J | Oxford / ISME (Springer Nature legacy) | numbered | https://academic.oup.com/ismej/pages/general-instructions | *Best-known default; confirm at the source. Most of these use numbered (Vancouver-style) references; ES&T uses ACS style. ## Common requirements - Standard IMRaD (clinical titles may want structured abstracts + trial registration + CONSORT/STROBE; see `../../food-research/references/reporting-guidelines.md`). - Mandatory declarations: competing interests, funding, author contributions, data availability; ethics for human/animal work. - Figures ≥300 dpi; editable tables; cite display items in order. - **Reference style:** use the per-journal style in the table; if unsure, default to numbered (Vancouver) and flag for confirmation. ## Formatting constraints ```yaml publisher: various (see table) reference_style: per-journal # mostly numbered-vancouver; ES&T = ACS abstract: per-journal (structured for clinical titles) data_availability: required figure_dpi: 300 confirm_at_source: true ```

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food-ppt

Turn a food & nutrition review report, evidence brief, or manuscript into a fully EDITABLE PowerPoint (.pptx) that opens in PowerPoint / Keynote / Google Slides with every title, bullet, table, and figure as a native editable object — nothing flattened to an image. Converts the outputs of food-research, food-deep-research, food-paper, and food-pipeline (or any Word/PDF/Markdown/txt source) into a well-designed deck: it plans the outline, writes concise grounded slide text with presenter notes on every slide, places figures as movable picture objects, builds the .pptx via python-pptx, and QA-checks editability. Design informed by taste-skill. Use to make slides, a presentation, a PPT, or a deck from a report or paper. Triggers: make a PPT, create slides, presentation from my report, turn this review into slides, build a deck, PPTX from my paper, journal-club slides, conference presentation.

2026-08-11

agri-ppt

Turn an agricultural-science review report, evidence brief, or manuscript into a fully EDITABLE PowerPoint (.pptx) — every title, bullet, table, and figure a native editable object, nothing flattened to an image. Same machinery as food-ppt, but for agricultural work: converts the outputs of agri-research, agri-deep-research, agri-paper, and agri-pipeline (or any Word/PDF/Markdown/txt source) into a well-designed, grounded slide deck with presenter notes on every slide. Never invents content beyond the source. Use to make slides, a presentation, a PPT, or a deck from an agricultural report or paper. Triggers: make a PPT for my agronomy paper, slides from my soil science review, presentation from my field-trial report, agricultural journal-club slides, build a deck from my crop research.

2026-08-09

food-proposal

Master orchestrator for preparing research proposals and funding-application proposals in food, nutrition & agricultural science. Like food-pipeline, but for proposals: it resolves the target funding scheme's format first (headings, order, page/word limit, font, assessment criteria), then drafts from scratch (food-deep-research for the knowledge base, food-paper to write, food-review to review) or revises an existing draft after first understanding the field. Enforces the scheme's length limit and required headings and aligns content to the assessment criteria. Built-in schemes: ARC Discovery EOI, ARC Discovery Full Application, and the UoM Ag & Food project proposal; if a scheme isn't included it asks the user to upload the guideline and extracts the format. Triggers: write a grant proposal, ARC Discovery application, funding application, research proposal, project proposal, revise my grant, prepare an EOI.

2026-08-09

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