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In September, the scientific journals Oil Shale and Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences were published.

“A good editorial team does more than act as a gatekeeper – it also helps make an article better,” says Marek Tamm, a long-standing figure in academic publishing, Vice President of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, and Professor of Cultural History at Tallinn University.

On 5 May 2026, the Presidium of the Estonian Academy of Sciences confirmed the new composition of the Publishing Council of the Estonian Academy of Sciences.

A former member of the Editorial Board of the Oil Shale, grand old man of oil shale chemistry, researcher and scientist, professor emeritus of the Tallinn University of Technology Leevi Mölder celebrated his 90th birthday on 4 July 2023. Leevi Mölder was born in Ida-Viru County, the oil shale region of Estonia. All his life has been connected…

With deep sadness, we announce that on December 31, 2023, Aili Kogerman, the first and long-time executive editor of the Oil Shale (1990–2008), passed away. Aili Kogerman graduated from the Tallinn Polytechnic Institute (now Tallinn University of Technology) with a degree in chemical technology of fuels in 1956. In 1966, she defended her candidate degree…

The Al-Balqa Applied University in Jordan is planning to organize its 3rd International OilShale Conference (BAU-OSC-3) from 17 to 19 October 2023 in Jordan. The Conferencewas deferred from being organized in 2021 due to the pandemic, COVID-19.Since then, no conferences or workshops have been organized solely on oil shale researchadvancement and updates. This Conference would…

We announce with deep sadness that on 2 January 2023, Academician Ülo Lille, a Grand Estonian Chemist, passed away. His death is a great loss to the Estonian scientific community. His outstanding scientific results substantially contributed to the field of active bioregulators, such as prostaglandins, and even more fundamentally, to the chemical nature and structure…

Oil Shale has its reference templates available in Zotero, Mendeley, Papers etc.

Manuscripts from Russian and Belarusian institutions are temporarily suspended, except for Linguistica Uralica.