The journal “Proceedings of the Kola Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences” has been published since December 2010, the publication frequency is 5 or more issues per year, the circulation of the issue is 100 copies. The magazine is published in 7 series:
ENERGY- the magazine is dedicated to improving the reliability of operation of high-voltage networks in the Arctic North of Russia and is aimed at specialists in the field of energy, electrophysics and electrical engineering, as well as specialists from energy generating and energy supply organizations;
HUMANITIES STUDIES- the magazine is dedicated to humanitarian problems of the exploration and development of the Kola North and is aimed at both specialists and a wide range of readers;
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY- the magazine presents the results of research and development in the field of creation and development of methods, models, information technologies and problem solving support systems in a wide range of areas of activity. The magazine is addressed to specialists in the field of creation and practical use of information systems and technologies in various fields of management and production activities, teachers and students of universities in relevant specialties;
APPLIED ECOLOGY OF THE NORTH- the magazine is devoted to the problems of developing the scientific foundations of environmental safety of the Euro-Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, sustainable environmental management, the creation of environmentally friendly technologies for the rational use of natural and man-made raw materials, the development and improvement of monitoring methods. The magazine is addressed to specialists in the field of ecology and environmental management.
OCEANOLOGY- the magazine is dedicated to comprehensive research of the northern seas, consistently expanding the geography of work from Dalnezelenetskaya Bay to oceanic spaces from Iceland to the Laptev Sea. The magazine is addressed to specialists in this field.
CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE- the journal is dedicated to solving problems related to fundamental and applied aspects of processing complex mineral raw materials, metallurgical and hydrometallurgical processes for obtaining new functional materials for various purposes, methods of research and application of materials, recycling waste from processing mineral raw materials, economics and ecology of new technological processes, analytical support for research . The magazine is addressed to specialists in these fields.
HELIOGEOPHYSICS- the journal is devoted to experimental and theoretical studies of physical processes in the field of physics of solar-terrestrial connections, radiophysical methods for studying natural environments and modern computational methods and information technologies in geophysics. The magazine is addressed to specialists in these fields, as well as teachers and students of universities in relevant specialties.
The journal “Proceedings of the Kola Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences” is registered as a mass media (Certificate PI No. FS 77-58458 dated June 24, 2014), which makes it possible to use the copyright law to protect your own information from plagiarism.
Issues of the journal, in addition to mandatory distribution, are presented and available on the following websites:
. Scientific Electronic Library (indexed article by article in the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI) since 2009);
. Electronic Library “Kola North”;
. Murmansk State Regional Universal Scientific Library;
. Open access scientific electronic library CyberLeninka;
. Information portal of the scientific library named after E.I. Ovsyankin (Northern (Arctic Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov (NAFU))
It is planned to expand the editorial board/board to include famous Russian and foreign scientists.
The series "Precambrian Geology" of the scientific journal "Proceedings of the Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences" publishes original scientific (up to 25 pages) and review articles (up to 30 pages), which present the results of studies of the structure, composition, seismicity and conditions of formation of the lithosphere within the most ancient shields of the planet. The series also includes articles reflecting research in the field of Precambrian minerageny and complex technologies for the development of mineral deposits in the North-West of Russia.
Information letter from the Editorial Board of the journal “Proceedings of KarRC RAS” dated February 16, 2015
Dear Colleagues!
We inform you that the Editorial Board of the journal “Proceedings of the Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences” (Proceedings of the Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences) has identified complete openness in the preparation of the publication as one of its priorities. This means that free access users are allowed to: read, download, copy, distribute, print, search or find the full text of journal articles via a link without prior permission from the publisher and author. The founders of the magazine bear all the costs of preparing articles for printing and publication.
Since 2015, the journal has switched to a frequency of 12 issues per year and has a full-fledged electronic version based on the Open Journal System (OJS), which allows the submission and editing of the manuscript, the author’s communication with the editorial boards of the series and reviewers to be transferred to an electronic format and ensuring transparency of the review process while maintaining the anonymity of the reviewers (journals.krc.karelia.ru). In addition, since 2015, the journal has been included in the international CrossRef database and each article is assigned a DOI (Digital object identifier) index, making it easier to search on the Internet. The DOI index will allow the electronic version of the article to be published earlier than the paper version and be considered published from the moment it is published on the journal’s website. This may be especially important for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in the lead-up to their dissertation defense.
We also inform you that the journal is included in the Higher Attestation Commission list and is indexed in the RSCI and GeoRef systems. All this and the changes mentioned above imply, in turn, certain changes in the design of articles and, accordingly, in the rules for authors (please pay attention to this).
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Petrozavodsk: Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2015. - 230 pp. The journal “Proceedings of the Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences” (Proceedings of the Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences) was created in 2009 on the basis of the ongoing publication of the same name.
The series “Precambrian Geology” of the Proceedings of the Karelian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences publishes original scientific and review articles that present the results of studies of the structure, composition, seismicity and conditions of formation of the lithosphere within the oldest shields of the planet. The series also includes articles reflecting research in the field of Precambrian minerageny and complex technologies for the development of mineral deposits in the North-West of Russia.
Since the establishment of the journal, its frequency has grown from four issues to six in 2011 and to twelve in 2015. During the existence of the journal, more than 1000 articles by authors from more than 100 scientific and educational institutions of the Russian Federation (RF), as well as from scientific organizations in Finland, Germany, Japan. A.M. Pystin, Yu.I. Pystina. Archean-Paleoproterozoic history of metamorphism of rocks of the Ural segment of the earth's crust
A.L. Kulakovsky, Yu.A. Morozov, A.I. Smulskaya. Stress metamorphism and stress metamorphites in the Precambrian Ladoga region
V.N. Kozhevnikov, S.N. Ivashevskaya, V.I. Kevlich. Geochemistry and Raman spectra of zircons from ore (PGE-Au) amphibolites of the Travyanaya Guba massif, North Karelia
Z.P. Rybnikov. Relics of primary igneous accessory spinels in Archean komatiites of Eastern Fennoscandia
S.A. Svetov, A.V. Stepanova, S.Yu. Chazhengina, E.N. Svetova, Z.P. Rybnikova, A.I. Mikhailova, A.S. Paramonov, V.L. Utitsyna, M.V. Ekhova, V.S. Kolodey. Precision (ICP-MS, LA-ICP-MS) analysis of the composition of rocks and minerals: methodology and assessment of the accuracy of the results using the example of Early Precambrian mafic complexes
V.F. Smolkin, E. Hanski, H. Hukhma, Zh.A. Fedotov. Sm-Nd and U-Pb isotope studies of the Nyasyukki dike complex, Kola Peninsula, Russia
A.I. Slabunov, O.I. Volodichev, Li Xiaoli, O.A. Maksimov. Archean zoisitites of the Gridinsky eclogite-bearing melange (White Sea province of the Fennoscandian shield): geology, U-Pb zircon ages and geodynamic consequences
T.A. Tsvetkova, I.V. Bugaenko, L.N. Hare. Structure of low-velocity regions in the mantle of Northern Europe
IN AND. Ivashchenko, A.I. Golubev. New aspects of mineralogy and metallogeny of the Pitkäranta ore district
L.T. Rakov, V.V. Shchiptsov, V.T. Dubinchuk, L.S. Skamnitskaya. Quartz raw materials of the Karelo-Kola region: on the nature of formation and genetic significance of submicroscopic structural heterogeneities in quartz
L.S. Skamnitskaya, M.M. Shakhnovich, O.V. Bookchina. Use of mica and location of muscovite mining sites in the late Middle Ages on the Kola Peninsula and North Karelia
K.V. Shekov, A.L. Potravnov. History of geological surveys of the Tulmozersky iron ore deposit (Northern Ladoga region)
Chronicle
A.I. Slabunov. International scientific conference “Precambrian high-grade mobile belts”
V.A. Shekov. Geological and mining-industrial heritage of Karelia and Finland. Project of the Cross-Border Cooperation Program ENPI CBC “KARELIA” KA 334 “Mining Road”
Anniversaries and dates 211
V.V. Shchiptsov. 100th anniversary of the birth of corresponding member. Academy of Sciences of the USSR Kauko Ottovich Kratz (1914-1983)
Vyacheslav Stepanovich Kulikov (on his 75th birthday)
Vladimir Nikolaevich Kozhevnikov (on his 70th birthday)
Loss
In memory of William Ivanovich Robonen (1926-2014)
V.V. Shchiptsov. In memory of academician Felix Petrovich Mitrofanov (1935-2014)
“Proceedings of the Kola Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences” has been published since December 2010, the publication frequency is 5 or more issues per year, the circulation of the issue is 100 copies. The magazine is published in 7 series:
ENERGY- the magazine is dedicated to improving the reliability of operation of high-voltage networks in the Arctic North of Russia and is aimed at specialists in the field of energy, electrophysics and electrical engineering, as well as specialists from energy generating and energy supply organizations;
HUMANITIES STUDIES- the magazine is dedicated to humanitarian problems of the exploration and development of the Kola North and is aimed at both specialists and a wide range of readers;
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY– the magazine presents the results of research and development in the field of creation and development of methods, models, information technologies and problem solving support systems in a wide range of areas of activity. The magazine is addressed to specialists in the field of creation and practical use of information systems and technologies in various fields of management and production activities, teachers and students of universities in relevant specialties;
APPLIED ECOLOGY OF THE NORTH- the magazine is devoted to the problems of developing the scientific foundations of environmental safety of the Euro-Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, sustainable environmental management, the creation of environmentally friendly technologies for the rational use of natural and man-made raw materials, the development and improvement of monitoring methods. The magazine is addressed to specialists in the field of ecology and environmental management.
OCEANOLOGY– the magazine is dedicated to comprehensive studies of the northern seas, consistently expanding the geography of work from Dalnezelenetskaya Bay to oceanic spaces from Iceland to the Laptev Sea. The magazine is addressed to specialists in this field.
CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE- the journal is dedicated to solving problems related to fundamental and applied aspects of processing complex mineral raw materials, metallurgical and hydrometallurgical processes for obtaining new functional materials for various purposes, methods of research and application of materials, recycling waste from processing mineral raw materials, economics and ecology of new technological processes, analytical support for research . The magazine is addressed to specialists in these fields.
HELIOGEOPHYSICS- the journal is devoted to experimental and theoretical studies of physical processes in the field of physics of solar-terrestrial connections, radiophysical methods for studying natural environments and modern computational methods and information technologies in geophysics. The magazine is addressed to specialists in these fields, as well as teachers and students of universities in relevant specialties.
The journal “Proceedings of the Kola Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences” is registered as a mass media (Certificate PI No. FS 77-58458 dated June 24, 2014), which makes it possible to use the copyright law to protect your own information from plagiarism.
It is planned to expand the editorial board/board to include famous Russian and foreign scientists.