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R Applications in Earth Sciences

Springer has published a book by Dr. Hab. Łukasz Pawlik, associate professor at the University of Silesia, entitled “R Applications in Earth Sciences”. The book is an introduction to various data analysis techniques applied in Earth sciences using functions and solutions available in the R programming language. The electronic version is available at: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-89673-6

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CRossWATER project – the inauguration meeting

On March 21, 2025, the historic Town Hall in Görlitz hosted the inaugural meeting of the CRossWATER project, dedicated to transboundary groundwater resource management in the European twin city of Görlitz-Zgorzelec, within the context of climate change adaptation. The meeting was officially opened by Octavian Ursu, Mayor of Görlitz, and Rafał Gronicz, Mayor of Zgorzelec,...

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(Polski) Unikatowy nowy minerał odkryty przez naszych Naukowców

An article entitled “Ferrodimolybdenite, FeMo3+2S4 from Daba-Siwaqa, Jordan – the first natural compound of trivalent molybdenum” has been published in Mineralogical Magazine in Open Access. Ferrodimolybdenite was found in a sulfide nodule from the anomalously high-temperature paralava of the Hatrurim Complex, Jordan. Ferrodimolybdenite is the first natural trivalent molybdenum compound. Only the minerals with Mo4+...

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Mysteries of Alpine Caves – Evidence of Tectonic Activity

Instrumental studies indicate that the northern part of the Eastern Alps exhibits minimal tectonic activity today, with deformation rates at the limit of detectability. The geological record also shows little evidence on the surface, as erosion outpaces deformation. However, in caves isolated from erosion, even centimeter-scale deformations can be preserved. The 110 km long Königssee–Lammertal–Traunsee...

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