Review) to become вЂњEGU highlight articlesвЂќ, i.e. NPG Letters are reviewed in a fast-track process and expected (subject to To 6 journal pages (approximately 3,000 words without figures) and 300 words of abstract, but with an electronic Major advances with respect to the scope of NPG.

NPG Letters are terse and engaging research papers that report important original results and.The manuscript title must start with 'Brief communication:'. Brief communications have a maximum of three figures and/or tables, maximum 20 references, and an abstract length not exceeding 100 words. These may be used to (a) report new developments, significant advances, and novel aspects of experimental and theoretical methods and techniques which are relevant for scientific investigations within the journal scope (b) report/discuss significant matters of policy and perspective related to the science of the journal, including 'personal' commentary (c) disseminate information and data on topical events of significant scientific and/or social interest within the scope of the journal. Brief communications are timely, peer-reviewed, and short (2вЂ“4 journal pages).If you are interested in this option, please see the author instructions and contact the editors of the encyclopedia.

Depending on the subject and further characteristics, review articles are also eligible for inclusion in the Encyclopedia of Geosciences. The manuscript title must start with 'Review article:'. Before preparing and submitting a review article, please contact an editor covering the relevant subject area and the chief or managing executive editor. These articles do not have an expected page limit or maximum number of references, should include appropriate figures and/or tables, and an abstract of 100вЂ“200 words. Review articles summarize the status of knowledge and outline future directions of research within the journal scope.Generally, these are expected to be between 6 and 12 journal pages, have appropriate figures and/or tables, a maximum of 80 references, and an abstract of 100вЂ“200 words. Research articles report substantial and original scientific results within the journal's scope.Use Digital Collections for the viewing of digitized manuscripts, archives and letters.ДЄre you looking for information about collections, archives and shelfmarks? For details from printed catalogues, inventories and card files which are missing in the short titles of the online catalogue? Would you like to know more about the sources of Leiden UniversityвЂ™s history? About manuscripts, archives and letters outside Leiden? Read more in our subject guides.The following types of manuscripts can be considered for peer-reviewed publication in Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics (NPG): It is possible to refine your search with criteria such as year of publication, material type or language. Search in the Catalogue for item descriptions of manuscripts, archives and letters, for digital versions, for general information about the collection they are part of, and for online exhibitions. In the first years of the twentieth century the old archives of Leiden University were housed in the library, where they have been kept ever since, together with private papers and correspondences of individuals and institutions relevant to Dutch culture and academia. During the nineteenth century the number of manuscripts in Dutch increased considerably, especially when, in 1876, the Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde (Society of Dutch Literature) placed its library as a long term loan in Leiden University Library. Initially, aquisitions focused mainly on Latin manuscripts. In the course of four centuries a collection of international renown came into being in Leiden. Scholars were also interested in scientific correspondence and the notes of famous colleagues, in which these old sources and the world around them were analysed and discussed.

Unpublished medieval sources were used in Leiden and elsewhere for the study of classical texts, Antiquity and the Bible. The Western manuscript, archival and letter collections consist of books and documents written in Latin, Greek and Cyrillic script.Д®ver since its establishment, Leiden University has collected not only printed works but also manuscript material.

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