April 15, 2020
Dear colleagues,
I am excited to inform you of a Methods Collection hosted by the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE, the leading peer-reviewed, PubMed-indexed video methods journal), for which Drs. Teresa Fung, Sharon Kirkpatrick, Walter Willet and I serve as guest editors, and which is now accepting abstracts.
The topic of the collection is “Innovative methods of dietary assessment and analysis”. This collection serves as a seminal video record of novel methods, tools, and datasets that facilitate assessment and analysis of human diet and food consumption. Articles may describe quantitative or qualitative methods aimed at a range of applications, including clinical, epidemiologic, programmatic, and policy ones. Methods geared toward limited-resource settings are encouraged.
I am excited to inform you of a Methods Collection hosted by the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE, the leading peer-reviewed, PubMed-indexed video methods journal), for which Drs. Teresa Fung, Sharon Kirkpatrick, Walter Willet and I serve as guest editors, and which is now accepting abstracts.
The topic of the collection is “Innovative methods of dietary assessment and analysis”. This collection serves as a seminal video record of novel methods, tools, and datasets that facilitate assessment and analysis of human diet and food consumption. Articles may describe quantitative or qualitative methods aimed at a range of applications, including clinical, epidemiologic, programmatic, and policy ones. Methods geared toward limited-resource settings are encouraged.
Update: As of October 2022, this methods collection includes seven video articles describing the development, evaluation, and/or application of innovative dietary assessment and analysis methods and tools that researchers may consider applying in their own work. Three of the articles describe the protocol for developing the method to assist interested researchers in creating similar methods tailored to specific settings or populations. The methods incorporate aspects of nutritional, behavioral, and computer science and mechanical, electrical, and software engineering, highlighting the importance of broad interdisciplinary and integrative perspectives to innovation in this field.
A few links:
- The collection is located here: https://www.jove.com/methods-collections/284/innovative-methods-of-dietary-assessment-and-analysis.
- An editorial summarizing is located here: https://www.jove.com/t/64958/a-video-repository-for-innovative-methods-of-dietary-assessment-and-analysishttps://www.jove.com/t/.
- Please visit the following link for information about the scope of the collection and how to submit an abstract: https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/sabri/files/call_for_abstracts_jove_methods.pdf.
Kindly direct any inquiries to my email address linked at the top of this page.
Kind regards,
Sabri Bromage
Kind regards,
Sabri Bromage