Johannes Miocic
@jojomio.bsky.social
Geoscientist, Assistant Professor for Geo-Energy at the Energy and Sustainability Research Institute Groningen, University of Groningen. Working on subsurface utilisation in the energy transition and links between sedimentology and geomechanics.
They will also send you an email every 2 days to make sure you do not forget to do it...
One of the many reasons I do not review for MDPI journals anymore.
One of the many reasons I do not review for MDPI journals anymore.
January 14, 2026 at 3:05 PM
They will also send you an email every 2 days to make sure you do not forget to do it...
One of the many reasons I do not review for MDPI journals anymore.
One of the many reasons I do not review for MDPI journals anymore.
Peak Ground Acceleration was up to 0.09 g, more typical for magnitude 4.7-5 earthquakes. Note that this is an area where buildings are not build with earthquakes in mind.
November 14, 2025 at 9:07 AM
Peak Ground Acceleration was up to 0.09 g, more typical for magnitude 4.7-5 earthquakes. Note that this is an area where buildings are not build with earthquakes in mind.
Not sure why this is on Nature - it nothing to do with Google Scholar, it is a browser addon which analyses GoogleScholar data. It was put on a preprint server by four Biotechnology scientists who have not published about metrics before.
Also it makes just as much sense as all other metrics.
Also it makes just as much sense as all other metrics.
October 27, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Not sure why this is on Nature - it nothing to do with Google Scholar, it is a browser addon which analyses GoogleScholar data. It was put on a preprint server by four Biotechnology scientists who have not published about metrics before.
Also it makes just as much sense as all other metrics.
Also it makes just as much sense as all other metrics.