📢New NJG article📢 Mrope et al. integrate a number of geophysical data sources to image the subsurface extent of the Mierojávri–Sværholt shear zone in N Norway. Read now https://t.co/xfR6XHhbNv
Norwegian Journal of Geology is published by the Geological Society of Norway.
Ny NJG-artikkel! Hvordan forutsi berggrunnen under bakken? Ved å kombinere en rekke geofysiske data kan Mrope og medforfattere presentere en geologisk modell av Mierojávri–Sværholt skjærsone i Kautokeino grønnsteinsbelte. Les hele artikkelen her: https://t.co/GlPa5cSsGJ
📣New NJG article📣 Fernando Corfu reviews the tectonostratigraphy of the major Jotun-Valdres Nappe Complex of the Scandinavian Caledonides. Read now at https://t.co/xjEdbxtT3V
Ny NJG-artikkel! Berggrunnen på «Norges tak» — Jotunheimen — er nå revidert og oppdatert. Fernando Corfu sammenfatter i en ny NJG-artikkel eksisterende og ny kunnskap om Jotun-Valdres dekkekompleks. Les artikkel nå: https://t.co/8ct4vtreDd
Hurray🥳Today our website https://t.co/wkiBddSj6F got its first referrals from Google Scholar! This was the main goal of the website renewal that took place two months ago. An important step for increased exposure of our over 2000 geoscience articles.
Leirprøver fra de siste tiårs gull-leting på Gråurdfjellet og i Gisnadalen i Oppdal har gitt ny informasjon om når og hvordan landskapet i Trøndelag ble dannet. Arbeidet er nylig publisert i en artikkel i tidsskriftet Norwegian Journal of Geology. https://t.co/80KRSgPI6A
Leirprøver fra de siste tiårs gull-leting på Gråurdfjellet og i Gisnadalen i Oppdal har gitt ny informasjon om når og hvordan landskapet i Trøndelag ble dannet. Arbeidet er nylig publisert i en artikkel i tidsskriftet Norwegian Journal of Geology. https://t.co/80KRSgPI6A
Jason Briner og medforfattere bl.a. fra UiB presenterer nye 10Be-dateringer av isavsmeltingen ved Bergen, blant annet fra selveste Ulrikens topp!
Les den interessante diskusjonen i artikkelen:
https://t.co/com3qtyoTN
Exciting news🥳🎉 Today we launch our new websites that secure easy access for people and machines to over 2200 geoscience articles on Norwegian and Scandinavia geology. Check it out now at https://t.co/wkiBddSj6F
Norwegian Journal of Geology (NJG) lanserer nye nettsider i dag. Sjekk de ut på https://t.co/l4Y8VbXHYl. Her ligger mer enn 2200 vitenskapelige artikler gratis og lett tilgjengelig. De nye nettsidene sørger for at alle NJG-artikler blir lett gjenfunnet av digitale søkeverktøy.
NJG is now part of Free Journal Network https://t.co/xfi3Z4MaBM. FJN aims to promote sholarly journals run according to the Fair Open Access model. Currently featuring over 80 journals.
Welcome to our latest accepted journal https://t.co/HwKawnaf7J Norwegian J. Geology/Norsk Geologisk Tidsskrift! Published by Geological Society of Norway. Founded 1905. Supported by University of Oslo and others. @JournalNjg
🏖️🌊New article alert! The Norwegian strandflat-dilemma: How old is it? Helge Løseth uses off- and onshore observations to argue that it formed during the past 2.6 million years. Read more in NJG:
https://t.co/JbZS1BPKm7
#Strandflat#geology@NGFGeologi
⛏️🔬💡New article alert! A new locality with a population of large-shell brachiopods from the lower Silurian Solvik Formation, were recently discovered at Sandvika near Oslo. Johnson and Baarli describe and discuss their finding in this new NJG article:
https://t.co/HJI2PuB7Uh
New Article Alert! Kuipers & Beunk present evidence for a Palaeoproterozoic subglacial tillite along the Bothnian Gulf, N Sweden. Read it now: https://t.co/veYVKvRNns @NGFGeologi#Geology#diamictite#Fennoscandia
New Article Alert! Novis et al. describes the first diverse Cambrian record of trace fossil Halimedides from the Digermulen Peninsula in northern Norway. Read it now: https://t.co/kAtXcKcSde @NGFGeologi@UiTNorgesarktis#DigermulenEarlyLifeResearchGroup
Want to publish your research in NJG? https://t.co/mTUag7LVLC Formatting references have just been made easier as our EndNote style is now part of the EndNote public library https://t.co/h82x6LeHmr
You remember the incredible achievement of Yngve Kristoffersen and Audun Tholfsen who drifted on sea ice in the Arctic Ocean for one year? Results from this unique expedition are now published in NJG. Read it!
https://t.co/p1RX00UMC4
@NGFGeologi@uibgeo@geoforskning@Geo365
New Article Alert! Duchesne & Hertogen have investigated the geochemical character of the Farsund Shear Zone along the eastern flank of Rogaland Anorthosite Province. Read it now: https://t.co/g0C2yzmxGB @NGFGeologi#Kinzigite
#TBT. 7th most cited in NJG (107@WoS, 165@GScholar). Torsvik & Cocks (2005) sums up Norway's journey in space and time "from her Archaean roots to her Neogene post-glacial rebound". Read it now: https://t.co/s1w8xWTYpY @NGFGeologi@NGUgeology @CEEDOslo #Geologi
New Article Alert! Schaaf et al. documents the "Tectono-sedimentary evolution of the eastern Forlandsundet Graben, Svalbard" using a range of methods. Read it now: https://t.co/E4sjqo2I6V @NGUgeology@geobergNTNU@UNISvalbard@NGFGeologi
#TBT. 8th most cited in NJG (107@WoS, 216@GScholar). Braathen et al. (2004) reviews the type, geometry, deformation mechanisms and stability of rock-slope failures in Norway. Read it now: https://t.co/F7xzgkAQDh #Avalanche