• Chiara Borrelli (University of Rochester) & Katherine Allen (University of Maine): Investigating the influence of surface primary productivity and ocean alkalinity on carbonate burial during the Eocene/Oligocene Transition (~34.5-33.5 Ma)
  • Cara Burberry (University of Nebraska – Lincoln): Assessing fault architecture and damage zones around fault segments
  • Jeremy Deans (University of Southern Mississippi): Decoupled: Determining differences in strain accommodation and orientation between the detachment shear zone and footwall of oceanic core complexes using re-oriented samples
  • Martin Fisk (Oregon State University): Decorated vesicles in deep-sea basalts
  • Tracy Frank (University of Connecticut): Origin, distribution, and significance of ice-rafted carbonate beds in Baffin Bay and the northern Labrador Sea
  • Sean Gulick (University of Texas at Austin): Hyperspectral imaging of the Chicxulub cores: A terrestrial to extraterrestrial proposal
  • Anya Hess (George Mason University): North Pacific ventilation during the warm Miocene Climate Optimum and its role in equatorial oxygen minimum zone collapse
  • Melody Lindsay (Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences): Microencapsulation of cells, viruses, and other genomic material in Gardar Drift Sediments: Towards a comprehensive view of deep subsurface biology
  • Pratigya Polissar (University of California, Santa Cruz) & Marie-Pierre Aubry (Rutgers University): Comparison of alkenone and phytane-based estimates of Cretaceous pCO2
  • Kehua You (University of Texas at Austin): Exploring the environmental parameters that control the prokaryotic population in deep subseafloor sediments using machine learning

  • Eric C. Ferré (New Mexico State University): Examining the geological record of oceanic intraplate seismicity through IODP Legacy Cores
  • Laura Guertin (Penn State Brandywine): A short Open Educational Resource (OER) on scientific ocean drilling for introductory-level oceanography courses, written by and for educators
  • Lisa Herbert (Florida State University): Modern seawater advection through ocean crust below ancient marine sediments: implications for ocean biogeochemistry
  • Bum Soo Kim (Brown University): Bolstering sea ice models using novel quantitative reconstructions for warmer-than-present periods of the recent geological past
  • Chris Lowery (University of Texas): Development of a technique to use laser grain size analysis to determine calcareous plankton productivity
  • Christine Regalla (Northern Arizona University): Calibrating 10Be in subduction zones as a tool for sediment geochronology, source characterization, and fault identification
  • Allyson Tessin (Kent State University): Seafloor volcanic sediments as drivers of long-term seawater chemistry and climate
  • Richard S. Vachula (Auburn University): Leveraging legacy samples and emerging paleoecological techniques to provide new perspective on fire’s role in the global spread of C4 grasses
  • Yi Wang (Tulane University) & Catherine Davis (Northern Carolina State University): Reconstructing intermediate, deep water, and global trends in oxygenation from the Central Gulf of California through the last interglacial

  • Simon Brassell (Indiana University): Alkenones as a paleo-pCO2 proxy: Extending the temporal range from the Eocene to the Cretaceous
  • Ann Dunlea (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution): Data synthesis to trace hydrothermal deposition through the Cenozoic
  • Marissa Tremblay (Purdue University): Using detrital thermochronology to gain new insights into the erosional response to glaciation and tectonics in the midlatitude Patagonian Andes
  • Christina Verhagen (Montclair State University): Alteration in the top of the Atlantis Massif: Microenvironments primed for life at Lost City Hydrothermal Field
  • Laura Wehmann (Stony Brook University): Enhanced clay authigenesis at the sulfate-methane transition?

  • Ivano Aiello (San José State University): Biosilica mineralization in Cenozoic marine sediments: A global synthesis based on DSDP-ODP-IODP legacy cores and data
  • Beth Christensen (Rowan University): Sedimentary record of the Southern Hemisphere Supergyre
  • Peter D. Clift (Louisiana State University): Monsoon seminar series: Advancing monsoon science in the virtual age
  • Hugh Daigle (University of Texas at Austin): Using deep learning to leverage and augment legacy ocean drilling data
  • Jeremy Deans (University of Southern Mississippi): 3-D analysis of Fe-Ti oxides and sulfide minerals in the footwall of oceanic core complexes: Opening the mylonite window
  • Sarah Feakins (University of Southern California): Pliocene paleohydrology and paleovegetation: Analysis and synthesis of plant wax data from legacy cores as ground-truthing for Isotope-Enabled General Circulation Models
  • Jessica Labonté (Texas A&M University at Galveston): Mining legacy MBIO cores from hydrothermal systems in search for early and extraterrestrial life and to assess contamination
  • Natascha Riedinger (Oklahoma State University): Revisiting the late Quaternary bottom water oxygenation history off Namibia using novel metal proxies