Niels de Winter
@nielsjdewinter.bsky.social
Assistant Professor @ VU Amsterdam & @ VUBrussel
#Paleoclimate, short-term #climate variability 🌦️, mollusks🐚, #running, popular #science, #gamer, plant-based #vegan 🌱
Sharing new #paleoclimate, #geology and #sclerochronology #science papers + own results
#Paleoclimate, short-term #climate variability 🌦️, mollusks🐚, #running, popular #science, #gamer, plant-based #vegan 🌱
Sharing new #paleoclimate, #geology and #sclerochronology #science papers + own results
...flagging shortcomings we as authors did not have a chance to respond to. This led to rejection of the manuscript after two intense rounds of revisions. We are grateful for the transparent, open-access peer review process at Climate of the Past. Our study got a second chance and was well received.
November 24, 2025 at 6:34 AM
...flagging shortcomings we as authors did not have a chance to respond to. This led to rejection of the manuscript after two intense rounds of revisions. We are grateful for the transparent, open-access peer review process at Climate of the Past. Our study got a second chance and was well received.
Unfortunately, while we are proud of how the paper turned out, the process of getting it here has not been very easy, mostly because of a very bad experience in review (with another journal) where a reviewer was able to influence the editor through private messages...
November 24, 2025 at 6:33 AM
Unfortunately, while we are proud of how the paper turned out, the process of getting it here has not been very easy, mostly because of a very bad experience in review (with another journal) where a reviewer was able to influence the editor through private messages...
This study was largely based on the excellent thesis work of Najat al Fudhaili, whom I had the pleasure to co-supervise at @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social, and who also worked for much of her research project at Geozentrum Nordbayern at FAU in Erlangen, Germany.
November 24, 2025 at 6:32 AM
This study was largely based on the excellent thesis work of Najat al Fudhaili, whom I had the pleasure to co-supervise at @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social, and who also worked for much of her research project at Geozentrum Nordbayern at FAU in Erlangen, Germany.
Yes I think they might be! They are quite common in Late Paleozoic limestones which are often used as decorative slabs :)
November 13, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Yes I think they might be! They are quite common in Late Paleozoic limestones which are often used as decorative slabs :)
Thanks for the shoutout @obialik.bsky.social! Pretty proud of our student Nick and on this work in general 😀
October 30, 2025 at 7:10 AM
Thanks for the shoutout @obialik.bsky.social! Pretty proud of our student Nick and on this work in general 😀
Big credits to Nick van Horebeek, who skillfully led this nice study that came out of his MSc thesis (!) at @kuleuvenuniversity.bsky.social
October 28, 2025 at 12:18 PM
Big credits to Nick van Horebeek, who skillfully led this nice study that came out of his MSc thesis (!) at @kuleuvenuniversity.bsky.social