Bulletin of the Mineral Research and Exploration (BMRE) is an open-access, single-blind, peer-reviewed journal in the field of earth sciences. The submission language of the Bulletin is English. BMRE is published three times (April, August, and December) in a year, and the average time for acceptance and publishing is 6 months and a maximum of one year, respectively. Thus, BMRE is mainly indexed by Web of Science (ESCI), Scopus, EBSCO, TR Dizin, and DOAJ.
BMRE not only publishes original papers on mining geology but also general geology, structural geology, tectonics, sedimentology, stratigraphy, paleontology, geochemistry, geostatistics, earthquake studies, geoheritage, geoarchaeology, environmental geology, remote sensing, engineering geology, hydrogeology, geotechnics, geothermal energy, petroleum geology, mining, and petroleum technologies. Briefly, the journal accepts original manuscripts in all branches of earth sciences.
BMRE accepted manuscripts in Turkish, English, French, and German between 1936 and 1985, and was published only in English and Turkish between 1985 and 2021. The Bulletin, which has recently changed its submission language, has decided to continue its publication life only in English as of January 2022. In addition, the Turkish translation of the accepted papers is published electronically on our website (https://bulletin.mta.gov.tr/)
See the Aims and Scope for complete coverage of the journal.
Current Issue: Volume 2025, Issue 178 (2025)
Research Articles
Importance of grain size distribution in quantitative analysis using Rietveld Method: An experimental study
Arif TALAY MSc and Cumhur Ozcan KILIÇ MSc
Mineralogy and geochemistry of kaolinitic clays in the Şile Neogene Basin (İstanbul, Türkiye)
Bala EKİNCİ ŞANS Asst. Prof., Oral SARIKAYA MSc, Fahri ESENLİ Prof. Dr., Şenel ÖZDAMAR Prof.Dr., Hakan TUNÇDEMİR Assoc.Prof.Dr., Ümit KARADOĞAN Asst.Prof.Dr., and Mustafa KUMRAL Prof.Dr.
(U-Th)/He geochronology of supergene iron ores from Attepe, Eastern Taurides, Türkiye: Evidence for Early Pleistocene aridification
Serdar KESKİN Dr. and Taner ÜNLÜ Prof.Dr.
A contribution to the formation of the Karadut Iron Deposit (Kahramanmaraş-Göksun) and its surrounding mineralizations with new findings
Deniz TİRİNGA Dr., Nihat YILDIRIM Msc, Ali DEMİR Geology Engineer, and M. Remzi AYTAÇ Geology Engineer
Pegmatites and alkali feldspar granites as sources of industrial K-feldspar: A study from Borucu, Aksaray, Central Türkiye
Gökhan DEMİRELA Dr., Mustafa Haydar TERZİ Assistant Professor, and Ahmet Fatih OSKAY MSc
The Uzunpınar (Boztepe-Kırşehir) Zn-Pb±Cu mineralization: A metamorphosed SEDEX-type mineralization in the Kırşehir Massif
Emre YILDIZ Mr., Ebru COŞKUN KAVUKÇU Ph.D., and Yurdal GENÇ Prof.Dr.
Magmatic significance and hydrothermal alteration of layered chromitites from the Bracco Gabbro Complex, Ligurian Ophiolites, Italy
Federica ZACCARINI Prof., Raphael J. BAUMGARTNER PhD, Constantinos MAVROGONATOS PhD, and Giorgio GARUTİ Prof.
Rare Earth Element Potentials of Red-Colored Eocene Kazmaca and Late Eocene–Early Miocene İncik and Bayındır Formations (Kırıkkale, Türkiye)
Berna YAVUZ PEHLIVANLI Yrd. Doc. Dr. and Menevşe ALTAN Graduate Student
Geochemical and geophysical relationship of the potassium-rich fenite zone in surface and subsurface investigations of the giant Kuluncak (Malatya) Nb-U-REE-Zr-Li mineralization
Okan PULAT Ms, Murat KIRTIL MS, Mustafa KARAKAŞ Ms, Mustafa KÜÇÜK Ms, Ahmet Mert ULUTAŞ Ms, Murat AKGÖZ Phd, Ali Tuğcan ÜNLÜER Phd, Hülya ATEŞ Phd, Mehmet Burak OMAÇ Ms, and Özkan TÜRKAN Ms