Poster and Lightning Talk Night

This is a chance for student and early career earth scientists to present their research via a poster and a Lightning Talk (3 minutes) on their research.

CSS November Meeting
Poster and Lightning Talk Night for Students and Early Career Earth Scientists

Thursday, November 19, 2026

This is a chance for student and early career earth scientists to present their research via poster(s) and a Lightning Talk (3 minutes) on their research.

If you presented at GSA, bring your poster.

A lightning talk
A lightning talk

In-person Meeting at Calvary Church, Golden
We will have pizza with beer and soft drinks for refreshments.
See details on attending below.

Lots of posters and discussion
Lots of posters and discussion

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Presentations and Presenters

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There may be a few days delay between a submission and it being posted.)

Geochemical Signatures of Major Elements in Shintaku Granitic Rocks, Southwestern Nigerian Basement Complex
Adaeze Ugwu, University of Wyoming, Laramie

Physical Volcanology of Pre-caldera Basalts in the Yellowstone Plateau Volcanic Field: Precursors to Climactic Rhyolitic Eruptions
Maggie Moss, Colorado State University

Organic Carbon Distribution in Submarine Depositional Systems of the Lewis Shale, Greater Green River Basin, WY
Jutamas Charoensuk, Colorado School of Mines

From Rock to Print: Identifying key morphological features in Peltosauria with the use of 3D printing techniques and CT scan data
Dylan Dewitt, Friends of Dinosaur Ridge

Investigation of Continental Trace Fossils, Sedimentology, and Stratigraphy of the Paleogene Lacustrine Claron Formation in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Amanda Rea, Colorado School of Mines

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