January 13 – Esteban Gazel, Cornell University, New Fluid Inclusions Frontiers for Volcanic Eruptions
January 25 – Peter Kelemen, LDEO Columbia University, Carbon Mineralization for CO2 Removal from Air and Permanent Solid Storage
February 1 – James Dottin, Carnegie Institution for Science, Isotopic Constraints on the Lunar Sulfur Cycle
February 15 – Steven Jaret, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY, Minerals Under Extreme Conditions
March 14 – Yvonne Sawall, Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, Coral Thermal Tolerance and Thermal Stress Mitigation
March 15 – Damian Grundle, Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, Nitrous Oxide Cycling in the Ocean: It’s No Laughing (Gas) Matter
March 22 – Chloe Bonamici, University of Wisconsin–Madison, High-Temperature Water-Rock Interactions in Metamorphic Core Complexes
March 29 – Niels de Winter, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Sclerochronogy: Reading Mollusk Shell Archives of Short-Term Climate Change
April 5 – Sidney Hemmings, LDEO Columbia University, Probing Antarctica’s Glacial History with Marine Sediments
April 10 – Alberto Vitaleb, Università di Bologna, Extreme Energy from the Deepest Roots of Serpentinization at Convergent Margins
April 19 – Marc-Antoine Longpré, Queens College, CUNY, Linking Melt Composition to Monitoring Data at Cumbre Vieja Volcano
May 3 – Andrew Cross, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Phase Transformations as a Source of Transient Weakening in Earth’s Crust and Mantle
May 10 – Sherilyn Williams-Stroud, Illinois State Geological Survey, The Illinois Basin – Decatur Project: Characterization, Monitoring, and Machine Teaching
May 17 - Gabriela Farfan, Smithsonian Institute of Natural History, A Mineral Perspective on How Biominerals Record Their Environments