FAQ

1. What is OENO One?

2. What is the scope of OENO One?

3. Is OENO One peer reviewed?

4. What are your publishing criteria?

5. What type of articles does OENO One publish?

6. Does the journal have article submission charges?

7. What are your publication charges?

8. Who holds copyright on OENO One articles?

9. How do I submit my article?

10. How quickly will I know the decision on my article?

11. What formats does OENO One publish in?

12. If my manuscript is accepted, does it need to undergo copyediting?

13. In my manuscript, shall I use British or American English?

1. What is OENO One?

OENO One is the open access research journal published by IVES. It has been replacing the “Journal International de la Vigne et du Vin” in 2016, after almost 50 years of existence. Please refer to About IVES & OENO One to get more information on the OENO One journal and IVES.

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2. What is the scope of Oeno One?

OENO One is a journal dedicated to publishing high-quality papers that describe the most significant and cutting-edge research in all areas of viticulture and enology. The journal covers the following specific areas:

  • Vine ecophysiology and climate change impacts in viticulture and enology
  • Genetic resources and vine selection
  • Vine and berry physiology and vine health and protection
  • Environmental sustainability of vineyards
  • Management and innovation of viticultural techniques
  • Smart technologies and innovations applied to viticulture and enology
  • Table grapes, dried grapes, and unfermented grape products
  • Grape and wine chemistry
  • Microbiology, biotechnology, biochemistry, and genomics of yeasts and bacteria
  • Winemaking: technology, process engineering, stabilisation and ageing
  • Additive, processing aids and alternatives for grape, must, wine and derivates
  • Analytical methods for grape and wine control
  • Sensory analyses, consumer interface
  • Distilled beverages from grapes and wines
  • Food safety, consumption, nutrition and health in relation to vines, grapes, wine and derivates
  • Cost related aspects of viticultural management practices and enological process

For detailed information regarding the topics covered by OENO One, please go to the “Aims & Scope” section.

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3. Is Oeno One peer reviewed?

OENO one is a peer-reviewed journal. Each manuscript is reviewed by at least two referees. To facilitate timely publication, referees are asked to complete their reviews within three weeks.

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4. What are are your publishing criteria?

A rigorous review process ensures that authors meet the highest standards of experimental design, data analysis and reporting and establishes that articles published in OENO One are reliable. For agronomy papers, experiments/observations should cover at least 2 years. Under particular circumstances (no possible replication, clear-cut data and cautious conclusions), some manuscripts may be accepted with only one-year observations.

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5. What type of articles does OENO One publish?

OENO One publishes seven types of articles: original papers, research notes, reviews, mini-reviews, short communications, opinions and letters. 

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6. Does the journal have article submission charges?

OENO One has no submission charges.

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7. What are your publication charges?

OENO one does not charge any publication fees. 

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8. Who holds copyright on OENO One articles?

OENO one applies the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC-BY 4.0) licence to works of all types.

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9. How do I submit my article?

You can submit your manuscript by clicking on "Submit Research". To see detailed information on how to submit an article to the OENO One journal, please refer to the Guidelines for authors

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10. How quickly will I know the decision on my article?

We are committed to providing authors with a rapid and constructive review process, with a goal of giving the first decisions within five weeks.

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11. What formats does OENO One publish in?

Articles published are available in HTML, XML and PDF. 

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12. If my manuscript is accepted, does it need to undergo copyediting ?

All articles accepted will undergo copyediting in order to guarantee IVES’ quality standards. Fees due to the English correction exceeding 200 Euros will be charged to the authors.

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13. In my manuscript, shall I use British or American English ?

Only British English (UK) is accepted in the OENO One journal.

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