How is Anne Kapuscinski’s research team finding new paths leading to a more sustainable future for aquaculture? Published by Dartmouth Now, September 17, 2013 by Bonnie Barber. Anne Kapuscinski and her team—Sarker, …
Read More >[vimeo https://vimeo.com/67316014] Working directly with Elementa, filmmaker John Boswell produced a remix capturing the grandness of the aspects covered by the Anthropocene. Read an interview with Boswell here.
Read More >Elementa’s Editor-in-Chief for Atmospheric Science, Detlev Helmig, gives his view on the importance of data publication. “In the academic University environment, most research these days is conducted under the umbrella of targeted …
Read More >“Text-mining articles within the context of a body of articles can expedite new discoveries”Stuart Shieber, James O. Welch, Jr. and Virginia B. Welch Professor of Computer Science, Harvard University. Elementa is open …
Read More >“Researchers should publish in Elementa if they want their work to have the seal of scientific approval – of peer review – and they want their work to reach as many potential users and …
Read More >“The visual nature of much of the research conducted within fields related to the science of the Anthropocene is ideally suited to be communicated through rich multimedia.” Todd Carpenter, Executive Director of the …
Read More >Elementa is delighted to now be accepting submissions. Over the past few months, our Editors-in-Chief have appointed esteemed colleagues to serve as Associate Editors to their respective knowledge domains, while the Elementa …
Read More >Andrew Guzman offers new perspectives on how climate change will affect humanity Published by Generation Anthropocene, May 7, 2013. In this Generation Anthropocene interview, international law expert Andrew Guzman takes a step …
Read More >We are pleased to announce that in advance of our acceptance of submissions this Spring, Elementa’s first Associate Editors are now appointed to five of our six domains. We would like …
Read More >Astrobiologist Dirk Schulze-Makuch examines the Anthropocene, discussing extremeophiles Published by Generation Anthropocene, March 19, 2013 If we’re looking for how life will respond to rapid environmental changes, we should probably look to …
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