New publication alert! Scott (@geomorphdan.bsky.social rphdan.bsky.social) and Wohl present their conceptual framework for assessing the wood regime here journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

Ruessink et al. recently published their work on aeolian activity in foredune notches here at Geomorphica. Follow the link to read more! journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

Check out this recently published review of the history behind sediment continuity by Kleinhans and van Besouw journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

And last but not least, our final new recruit to Geomorphica's team of associate editors is Olivier Gourgue #MeetMeMonday

Kausik Ghosh is one of the new additions to Geomorphica's team of Associate Editors!

This #MeetMeMonday, we welcome Rosa Colacicco, one of our new Associate Editors at Geomorphica

The cover image of Geomorphica's second volume, was taken by drone over Texel in the Netherlands! Many thanks to Jorn Bosma who submitted the image. You can check out his paper, along with the rest of volume 2 here: journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

Sjoukje de Lange, already a member of Geomorphica's communications team, is now taking on the role of Associate Editor! #MeetMeMonday

This #MeetMeMonday we introduce Sebastiano Trevisani who is joining Geomorphica as an Associate Editor!

It's time to introduce six new associate editors at Geomorphica, who will help us manage the growing number of submissions. First up is Max Engel! #MeetMeMonday

Dominguez et al. assess a new material for analog geomorphic experiments in this new publication: journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

Grom and Forte explore methods for quantifying spatial and temporal variation in modelled landscape evolution in this recent Geomorphica publication! journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

We are happy to present a recent publication by Durand et al. on marine dune migration! Check out the full manuscript here: journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

Wondering what the advantages are of Diamond Open Access journals like us? Have a look at this recently published article in our sister journal @sedimentologika.bsky.social 💎

As we settle into 2026, we're taking a look back at all the papers published in 2025. Let's have a look at the stats!

A reminder that the deadline to apply to join our editorial team is on Friday this week (16/01). Please get in touch with any questions and we hope to receive your application!

Welcoming Zahra Paktarmani to our Manuscript Management Team - great to have you on this journey with us! #MeetMeMonday

We're happy to announce that Willian Righi Assis is joining Geomorphica’s Manuscript Management Team. Welcome aboard! #MeetMeMonday

Geomorphica is looking for new Associate Editors! If you are interested in joining our editorial team, you can find more information on the role and how to apply here journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/... Deadline 16th January. We look forward to receiving your application!

Say hello to Thiruni Thirimanne, who has just joined our Manuscript Management Team. Great to have you with us! #MeetMeMonday

Let’s give a warm welcome to Olivier Gourgue, who is joining Geomorphica’s Manuscript Management Team. We're glad to have you with us! #MeetMeMonday

Nari Miller has recently joined Geomorphica's Manuscript Management Team. Happy to have you on board! #MeetMeMonday

This #MeetMeMonday, we introduce Leo Guerrero, a recent addition to our Manuscript Management Team!

We're kicking off a new series of #MeetMeMondays posts by welcoming David Nworie to Geomorphica's Communications team!

New paper alert! Aarnink et al. present an AI-based method to automatically detect large wood in rivers from drone imagery. Find out more here: journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

Congratulations to Hofmann et al., authors of the newest publication at Geomorphica! Check out their paper on glaciation in the southern Black Forest, Germany, here doi.org/10.59236/geo...

The latest Geomorphica paper is available here: journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/... ! Cadol et al. present "Non-contemporaneity of flow events as a control on the morphology and sedimentary character of ephemeral tributary junctions"

New publication alert! Congratulations to Patel and @rachelglade.bsky.social for their paper "When ice meets bedrock: variation in regional lithology as a control on the size variation of the Finger Lakes in Western New York ". Take a look here journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

A recent publication by Dewater et al. in Geomorphica has been featured in articles published in the Portland Press Herald and University of New England! Read more about this research into coastal erosion associated with winter storms in Maine here www.une.edu/UNE-research...

We present a new paper from Dewater et al. "Erosion of Coastal Beaches and Dunes During the Highest Water Level on Record in Southern Maine, USA" journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/... Congratulations to the authors!

Geomorphica presents a new publication from Bosma et al. "Observations of the dynamics of mixed sediments on a nourished beach in a mixed-energy environment". Congratulations to the authors! Have a read at journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

We are currently seeking volunteers for our communications, tech and EDI teams! If you are interested, or would like to know more, DM us or email [email protected]

We are happy to present our first volume with 10 original research articles as well as our editorial. doi.org/10.59236/geo... Thank you to Steven M. de Jong for providing a fantastic cover photo! If you have some research you're ready to publish, why not consider submitting to our second volume?

#Factfriday Guild of Diamonds Check out our sister journals Volcanica, @weareseismica.bsky.social , @wearetektonika.bsky.social , Geodynamica, @sedimentologika.bsky.social , and @weareagc.bsky.social . We are thankful for their support and happy to pass on knowledge to the upcoming journals.

Geomorphica's journal issues and articles are each assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) through CrossRef, a leading service for ensuring scholarly research is discoverable, preserved, and connected.

Congratulations to J. Christie and co-authors! They synthesise a multi-decadal and multi-parameter dataset to capture the evolution of lahar hazard and morphodynamics within the Belham River Valley, Montserrat. Check it out journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

We published our #Geomorphica editorial! From background on how Geomorphica came to life to the countries of employment of our current volunteers, have a look at journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/.... Big thank you to everyone who made and makes this journey so special and possible, you are the best.

#Geomorphica volunteers will be actively participating at #EGU25 next week! Meet us at our poster on Wednesday, 30 Apr, 2-6pm CET Hall X2, X2.48 or approach us anytime. We have Geomorphica stickers on our name badges, and will bring some to distribute meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/EGU25-...

This #factfriday we shed light on our reviewer selection process! As author, please suggest at least two potential peer reviewers which should be active scientists For further info journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/... Interested in signing up to the reviewer database geomorphicaadmin.pythonanywhere.com

Paper alert! Congratulations to J. de Vries et al. who investigate the effect of mudbank morphometrics and coastal morphology on multi-decadal coastline changes in the Guianas. Check out their paper on our #Geomorphica homepage at journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

This #factfriday we focus on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the review process. A pararaph on the use of AI in reviewing is included in our Reviewer guidelines. For the full guideline, please check: journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/....

Geomorphica's Land Recognition Guidelines: When the research was conducted on the land(s) of indigenous people, authors should include appropriate acknowledgements for the lands and the indigenous communities in the “Land Recognition” section. Check journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/.... #factfriday

The review process at Geomorphica is #TripleAnonymous, which keeps it as fair and unbiased as possible. This #factfriday we explore how that works and what you can expect when publishing or reviewing with us.

Publication alert! Tracking the motion of boulders and cobbles can provide information about the movement of the landslide in which they are embedded. Congratulations to Alessandro Sgarabotto and co-authors on their publication! Check it out journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

New to #Geomorphica and not fully sure what diamond #openaccess is? Let us summarize the most important aspects again! Interested in trying it out? Submit your manuscript, spread the news about Geomorphica and/or become part of the team of volunteers behind the journal!

Congratulations to Vincent Godard (@cerege.bsky.social) & co-authors for their work on asymmetric ridges! Asymmetric ridges are common features in landscapes resulting from the deformation of sedimentary series. To learn more, go check the paper journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/...

Are you aware of our #geomorphica reviewer database? Sign up and support a smooth review of papers in your area of expertise! This #factfriday, we summarize all relevant info regarding reviewing in the new Diamond #openaccess journal in the field of #geomorphology.

Congratulations to Kyle Stark and colleagues! We are happy and greatful to publish their paper titled "Persistently high bedload flux in ephemeral channels" as our first publication in 2025. Have a look at the paper at journals.psu.edu/geomorphica/... (1/2)

This #MeetMeMonday we welcome Caio Breda to Geomorphica as new member of the communications commission. Caio is a Ph.D. student at the University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil, focusing on fluvial geomorphology and environmental change. So glad you joined!

Want to publish in #geomorphica? This #factfriday we summarize all facts you need to be aware of. Full guidelines can be accessed on geomorphica.org. Want to review? Info is summarized next #factfriday!