QN is published online three times a year (February, June and October). The newsletter contains news, articles, reports and information about upcoming meetings and events.
Latest issue (QN 163)
The newsletter issue 163 includes articles and reports covering the topics:
- The role of lithics in the British Quaternary record
- Investigating peatland carbon stores in the Falkland Islands
- Comment on ‘An igneous erratic at Limeslade, Gower & the glaciation of the Bristol Channel’
- Parallel Roads of Glen Roy
- Exploring Polar Environments Day 2023
- Glacial geomorphology & quaternary palaeoglaciology of SE Alberta & SW Saskatchewan, Canada
- Unravelling complexities in the deglaciation of NE Ireland
- Wetland deposits in Serra Do Gerês, Portugal
- Toxic cyanobacterial metabolites in lake sediments
- Radiocard results from Jarrow’s Anglo-Saxon monastic guest house
- Obituary: Allan Straw
- Obituary: Edward Derbyshire
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Quaternary Newsletter is issued in February, June and October. Articles, reviews, notices of forthcoming meetings, news of personal and joint research projects etc. are invited and should be sent to the Editor. Closing dates for submission of copy (news, notices, reports etc.) for the relevant issues are 5th January, 1st May and 1st September. These dates will be strictly adhered to in order to expedite publication. Articles must be submitted at least 6 weeks before these dates in order to be reviewed and revised in time for the next issue of QN, otherwise they may appear in a subsequent issue.
Suggested word limits are as follows: obituaries (2000 words); articles (3000 words); reports on meetings (2000 words); reports on QRA grants (800 words); reviews (1000 words); letters to the Editor (500 words); abstracts (500 words). Authors submitting work as Word documents that include figures must send separate copies of the figures in .eps, .tif or .jpg format (minimum resolution of 300 dpi is required for accurate reproduction). Quaternary Research Fund and New Researchers Award Scheme reports should limit themselves to describing the results and significance of the actual research funded by QRA grants. The suggested format for these reports is as follows: (1) background and rationale (including a summary of how the grant facilitated the research), (2) results, (3) significance, (4) acknowledgments (if applicable). The reports should not (1) detail the aims and objectives of affiliated and larger projects (e.g. Ph.D. topics), (2) outline future research and (3) cite lengthy reference lists. No more than one figure per report is necessary. Recipients of awards who have written reports are encouraged to submit full-length articles on related or larger research projects.
Past issues
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