The 2025 GRC will be preceded by a Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) (www.grc.org/geochronolog...) planned by and for students and ECRs. The GRS is August 16-17 at Sunday River, and will include a mentoring session. Encourage and support your research groups to attend both the GRS and GRC!

The GRC provides an immersive experience for five days with colleagues in a collegial environment. The previous two Geochronology GRCs were very well received, and we still have room for more people to participate. We hope you will join us in August!

The theme of the 2025 GRC is the "Timing, Tempo and Drivers of Earth’s Climate.” We have an exciting lineup of confirmed discussion leaders and speakers, which you can find at the link above. These include geochronologists as well as scientists whose work is heavily influenced by geochronology.

Moe's dissertation is: “Investigating the exposure and thermal history of enstatite (E) chondrites and improving cosmogenic noble gas production rate calculations for terrestrial and extraterrestrial applications." Congratulations, Dr. Mijjum!!!

AGeS was so important for our community. An immense loss 😔

Do you want a big overview of NSF, explaining things like the fact that 24% of all federally funded academic fundamental research comes from NSF? And that 94% of its budget goes out the door in grants/awards? Here you go. nsf-gov-resources.nsf.gov/files/Factsh...

And the same journal sent me a reviewer request 2 days later 🫠🫠