The Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology (VGP) section of AGU has identified postdoctoral associate Jonathan O'Neil among the top ten student first-authored presentations in the VGP sessions at last fall's AGU meeting. O’Neil’s poster is entitled, “Implications of the Nuvvuagittuq faux-amphibolite for the formation of Earth’s early crust.”

Also among the winners is Terrence Blackburn, a former predoctoral fellow at DTM, and Kelsey Druken, a current student of former postdoctoral fellow Chris Kincaid. Both Kincaid and Druken are involved in the High Lava Plains Project.