Year in Review – Top Read Articles of 2024
We have rounded up the top 10 most accessed research articles published last year, representing articles across a range of geoscience subjects. Check out the top reads below.
Meet Our Newest Board Member
The GeoScienceWorld Board of Directors is pleased to welcome Amanda Bielskas, Director of Science, Engineering & Social Science Libraries at Columbia University, as its newest member. As a subject area specialist having overseen many of Columbia University Libraries’ prestigious collections since 2007, Amanda brings a wealth of knowledge and extensive expertise to her new role. …
Geologists Share Their Journeys to Support Sustainability
Geologists have an awareness of Earth’s history and processes across millions to billions of years, and even an insight into the future condition of the planet. Yet, as Pheobe McMellon (CEO of GeoscienceWorld) has said, geoscientists have often been underrepresented in the sustainability sciences.
Now, the tide may be turning, as there are more opportunities to solve sustainability challenges. Geologists can reapply their skills from traditional geological roles, whether it be from academia or the oil and gas industry. We speak to several geologists about their career journey towards sustainable geoscience, and their perspectives:
All in the Mind – Adopting an Agile Mindset as the Prerequisite to Agile Transformation
GeoScienceWorld (GSW) Product Manager and devotee of the Agile Mindset, Alistair Reece, provides insight into how GSW is undergoing an Agile transformation, particularly in product development and prioritization. He originally presented this paper at the Twenty-Fifth International Conference on Grey Literature last November in Amsterdam, Netherlands. This paper is licensed under the Creative Commons license:…
GeoScienceWorld Celebrates 20 Years of Advancing Geoscience Collaboration and Scholarly Publishing
McLean, VA – GeoScienceWorld (GSW), a pioneer in collaborative scholarly publishing within the geoscience community, proudly marks its 20th anniversary. Established in 2004 by leading global geoscience societies, GSW has continually evolved to better serve the discipline and community through collaboration. Today, GSW provides researchers around the world with a single source of access to…
What Trust Means for Lithosphere
This year’s Peer Review Week theme, “Trust in peer review”, prompted me to think about what trust means for Lithosphere. It turns out that it has been a central theme in the transition the journal has made this year to be an open access, community-driven journal published by GeoScienceWorld (GSW) with the support of seven participating societies.
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