Please find below a collection of articles who have been awarded Netherlands Journal of Geosciences' annual publication prize (2003-2024).

2003's Prize Winning Paper by R.F. Houtgast 

Late Quaternary tectonic evolution and postseismic near surface fault displacements along the Geleen Fault (Feldbiss Fault Zone–Roer Valley Rift System, the Netherlands), based on trenching.

2004's Prize Winning Paper by O.A. Abbink 

A sporomorph ecogroup model for the Northwest European Jurassic: Lower Cretaceous: concepts and framework.

2006's Prize Winning Paper by W. Sissingh

Syn-kinematic palaeogeographic evolution of the West European Platform: correlation with Alpine plate collision and foreland deformation.

2008-2009's Prize Winning Paper by M.P. Hijma

From river valley to estuary: the evolution of the Rhine mouth in the early to middle Holocene (western Netherlands, Rhine-Meuse delta).

2014's Prize Winning Paper by M. van Dinter

The Roman Limes in the Netherlands: how a delta landscape determined the location of the military structures.

2018's Prize Winning Paper by G. Bijnaar

The kyanite quartzite of Bosland (Suriname): evidence for a Precambrian metamorphosed alteration system.

2019's Prize Winning Paper by L. Prinz

Facies analysis and depositional model of the Serravallian-age Neurath Sand, Lower Rhine Basin (W Germany).

2021's Prize Winning Paper by L. Buijze
Review of induced seismicity in geothermal systems worldwide and implications for geothermal systems in the Netherlands.

2022's Prize Winning Paper by E. Jansma
Hydrological disasters in the NW-European Lowlands during the first millennium AD: a dendrochronological reconstruction.

2023's Prize Winning Paper by R.M. Schaumann

The Middle Pleistocene to early Holocene subsurface geology of the Norderney tidal basin: new insights from core data and high-resolution sub-bottom profiling (Central Wadden Sea, southern North Sea).

2024's Prize Winning Paper by Annemerie G. Muntendam-Bos

An overview of induced seismicity in the Netherlands.