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49
Citations
9954
World Ranking
5199
National Ranking
1911

Research.com Recognitions

  • 1996 - Geochemistry Fellow Honor, Geochemical Society and the European Association of Geochemistry

Overview

J.-G. Schilling is affiliated with the University of Rhode Island in the United States. Over their academic career, they have been recognized as a Geochemistry Fellow by both the Geochemical Society and the European Association of Geochemistry in 1996.

Their work primarily intersects with geochemistry, given the nature of the fellowship awarded. Although specific research topics, papers, and publication venues are not detailed in the available data, the award from prominent geochemical organizations indicates a focus on geological chemical processes or related fields.

The absence of listed recent papers, frequent co-authors, or publication venues prevents a detailed mapping of their publication record or collaboration network. There is also no information about subfields, main fields beyond the general indication of geochemistry, or main topics directly derived from their research output.

The scientist is currently active, as there is no indication of being deceased.

Best Publications

  • Iceland Mantle Plume: Geochemical Study of Reykjanes Ridge

    J.-G. Schilling

  • Petrologic and geochemical variations along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge from 29 degrees N to 73 degrees N

    J. G. Schilling;M. Zajac;R. Evans;T. Johnston

  • Basalts from Iceland and Along the Reykjanes Ridge: Sr Isotope Geochemistry

    S. R. Hart;J.-G. Schilling;J. L. Powell

  • Azores mantle blob: Rare-earth evidence

    J.-G. Schilling

  • Upper mantle heterogeneities and dynamics

    J.-G. Schilling

  • Hotspot-migrating ridge interaction in the South Atlantic

    J. G. Schilling;G. Thompson;R. Kingsley;S. Humphris

  • Helium and hydrogen isotopes in ocean-ridge basalts north and south of Iceland

    R. Poreda;J.-G. Schilling;H. Craig

  • Galapagos Hot Spot-Spreading Center System: 1. Spatial petrological and geochemical variations (83°W-101°W)

    J.-G. Schilling;R. H. Kingsley;J. D. Devine

  • Helium isotopic variations in the mantle beneath the central North Atlantic Ocean

    M.D. Kurz;W.J. Jenkins;J.G. Schilling;S.R. Hart

  • Pb isotope evidence in the South Atlantic for migrating ridge-hotspot interactions

    B. B. Hanan;R. H. Kingsley;J.-G. Schilling

  • Spinels in Mid-Atlantic Ridge basalts: Chemistry and occurrence

    Haraldur Sigurdsson;J.-G. Schilling

  • Afar Mantle Plume: Rare Earth Evidence

    J. G. Schilling

  • Easter Volcanic Chain (southeast Pacific): A mantle hot line

    E. Bonatti;C. G. A. Harrison;D. E. Fisher;J. Honnorez

  • Rare‐Earth variations across ‘normal segments’ of the Reykjanes Ridge, 60°–53°N, Mid‐Atlantic Ridge, 29°S, and East Pacific Rise, 2°–19°S, and evidence on the composition of the underlying low‐velocity layer

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  • Nd and Sr isotopes in ultrapotassic volcanic rocks from the Leucite Hills, Wyoming

    R. Vollmer;P. Ogden;J. G. Schilling;R. H. Kingsley

  • Sea-floor evolution: rare-earth evidence

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  • Iceland Mantle Plume

    J.-G. Schilling

  • Evidence for the Azores mantle plume from strontium isotope geochemistry of the Central North Atlantic

    W. M. White;J.-G. Schilling;S. R. Hart;S. R. Hart

  • Origin of chlorine and bromine in the oceans

    J.-G. Schilling;C. K. Unni;M. L. Bender

  • Faeroe-Iceland plume: Rare-earth evidence

    J. G. Schilling;A. Noe-Nygaard

  • Titan: A new facility for ultraclean sampling of trace elements and isotopes in the deep oceans in the international Geotraces program

    H. J. W. De Baar;K.R. Timmermans;Patrick Laan;H.H. De Porto

  • Mantle heterogeneity beneath the southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge: trace element evidence for contamination of ambient asthenospheric mantle

    P.J le Roux;A.P le Roex;J.-G Schilling;N Shimizu

  • Understanding Melt Generation Beneath the Slow- Spreading Kolbeinsey Ridge Using (238)U, (230)Th , and (231)Pa Excesses

    L. J. Elkins;L. J. Elkins;K. W. W. Sims;K. W. W. Sims;J. Prytulak;J. Prytulak;T. Elliott

  • Melt generation beneath Arctic Ridges: Implications from Ule

    Lynne J Elkins;K. W. Sims;J. Prytulak;J. Blichert-Toft

  • ( 234 U/ 238 U) and ( 230 Th/ 238 U) disequilibria in fresh and altered Kolbeinsey Ridge basalts

    L. J. Elkins;K. W. W. Sims;J. Prytulak;N. Mattielli

  • (U-234/U-238) and (Th-230/U-238) disequilibria in fresh and altered Kolbeinsey Ridge basalts

    L. J. Elkins;K. W. W. Sims;J. Prytulak;N. Mattielli

Frequent Co-Authors

Julie Prytulak
Julie Prytulak Durham University
Kenneth W.W. Sims
Kenneth W.W. Sims University of Wyoming
Janne Blichert-Toft
Janne Blichert-Toft École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
Tim Elliott
Tim Elliott University of Bristol
Jerzy S. Blusztajn
Jerzy S. Blusztajn Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Susan E. Humphris
Susan E. Humphris Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Stanley R. Hart
Stanley R. Hart Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Colin W. Devey
Colin W. Devey GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel
Nadine Mattielli
Nadine Mattielli Université Libre de Bruxelles
George E. Thompson
George E. Thompson University of Manchester

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