AGeS-Grad

We are extremely disappointed that our NSF award that supports the AGeS3 initiative was terminated on April 25, 2025.

Please join us on May 7 during the AGeS symposium in which we will focus on cataloguing impacts on geochronology, gathering information about the effects of the AGeS termination, and developing a plan to write a contribution about these impacts.

Jaime Delano

2015 AGeS awardee Jaime Delano sampling in the field for OSL dating. 

2019 AGeS awardee Ellen Lamont

2019 AGeS awardee Ellen Lamont picking minerals in the (U-Th)/He lab at the University of Colorado Boulder.

VictorGuevara

2015 AGeS1 awardee Victor Guevara in the field collecting samples for high-precision U-Pb TIMS analyses at Princeton University. Victor is now a faculty member at Amherst College. Photo by Mark Caddick. 

zoom with 2020 cohort

Zoom call in February 2021 with the 2020 AGeS2-Grad awardee cohort.