Stanislaw Mazur

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Polish Academy of Sciences

Poland

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Professor Stanislaw Mazur is a faculty member at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Poland. His research primarily focuses on lithospheric structure, tectonic memory, and geophysical techniques in mineral exploration. He has authored several recent articles exploring the geological features of the Variscan belt, the Caledonides, and tectonic evolution in relation to continental collisions and resource discovery.

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Articles (24)

Lithospheric structure and tectonic memory of the European Variscan belt

The German–Polish Caledonides revisited: insights from the potential field data

Arctic geophysical and geological data overview

Advances in Magnetic and Electromagnetic Techniques for Mineral Exploration: Enhancing Resource Discovery

A Method for Reconstructing Denudation Histories From Big Global Thermochronologic Data, Tested on the Dabie Orogen, Eastern China

Middle Cambrian convergence at the southwestern Baltica margin, Holy Cross Mts., Poland, and its significance for reconstructions of early Gondwana

Vertical Total Electron Content Enhancements and Their Global Distribution in Relation to Tectonic Plate Boundaries

At the border of peri-Gondwana and Baltica: the structure of the eastern termination of the Variscan belt

In situ white mica Rb/Sr geochronology of the Leszczyniec metaigneous complex, West Sudetes: evidence of upper plate deformation at the onset of Variscan collision

Post-Caledonian tectonic evolution of the Precambrian and Paleozoic platform boundary zone offshore Poland based on the new and vintage multi-channel reflection seismic data

Crustal‐Scale Pop‐Up Structure at the Junction of Two Continental‐Scale Deformation Zones in the Southern Baltic Sea

In situ white mica Rb/Sr geochronology of the Leszczyniec metaigneous complex, West Sudetes: evidence of upper plate deformation at the onset of Variscan collision

Alkaline magmatism from the Lublin-Baltic area of Poland (SW slope of the East European Craton)-Manifestation of hitherto unrecognized early Carboniferous igneous province

HYDROCARBON PROSPECTS IN THE DNIEPR-DONETS BASIN , UKRAINE, AND THE UKRAINIAN CARPATHIANS: AN OVERVIEW

Magnetotelluric evidence for long-lasting crustal memory in an intraplate setting - the Gr<acute accent>ojec Fault and Mid-Polish Trough in central Poland

Ages of the Ediacaran Volyn-Brest trap volcanism, glaciations, paleosols, Podillya Ediacaran soft-bodied organisms, and the Redkino-Kotlin boundary (East European Craton) constrained by zircon single grain U-Pb dating

Vestiges of late Cambrian arc-related magmatism within the Variscan belt of Europe: Zircon geochronological and whole-rock geochemical data from the Leszczyniec Metaigneous Complex, Sudetes, Poland

Exhumation of the high‐pressure Richarddalen Complex in NW Svalbard: Insights from 40Ar / 39Ar geochronology

Together but separate: decoupled Variscan (late Carboniferous) and Alpine (Late Cretaceous–Paleogene) inversion tectonics in NW Poland

Deep Electrical Resistivity Structure of the European Lithosphere in Poland Derived from 3-D Inversion of Magnetotelluric Data

Thermal history of the East European Platform margin in Poland based on apatite and zircon low-temperature thermochronology

Geochronological constraints on Caledonian strike–slip displacement in Svalbard, with implications for the evolution of the Arctic

Correlation of allochthonous terranes and major tectonostratigraphic domains between NW Iberia and the Bohemian Massif, European Variscan belt

Late Palaeozoic strike-slip tectonics versus oroclinal bending at the SW outskirts of Baltica: case of the Variscan belt’s eastern end in Poland

Collaborators (12)

Jaroslaw Majka

Grzegorz Ziemniak

Jerzy Żaba

Pawel Aleksandrowski

Paweł Poprawa

Michał Bukała

Karolina Kośmińska

Dariusz Botor

Rafał Sikora

Thomas Zack

David Schneider

Christopher J. Barnes

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