Deadline EXTENDED until March 25th! Alaska-Aleutian Arc Workshop May 28-30th, 2025

[Myers, Madison]

Dear Colleagues!

We are excited to announce an EXTENSION to apply to an NSF funded three-day workshop, where cutting-edge volcanic research meets interdisciplinary collaboration. The Community Research Prioritization for Volcanoes Across the Alaska-Aleutian Arc Workshop will focus on enticing researchers to work on projects that utilize AVO’s rich datasets, as well as fill in pre-identified, missing datasets, in order to progress open questions that fall into two main themes: 1) improving our spatial and temporal reconstruction of the plumbing systems that feed volcanic eruptions and their cycles 2) progress towards the interpretation and processing of datasets collected during volcanic unrest. The meeting will occur in Anchorage on May 28-30th, 2025. 

Workshop Highlights:

• Explore questions that could be answered through the integration of petrologic geochemical, seismologic, and geodetic data to make advances on the critical questions of: “How can the onset, duration, magnitude, and intensity of eruptions be assessed and anticipated?” and “What drives volcanism?”
• Highlight questions or datasets where complementary information or new processing techniques are required before integration can occur.
• Foster collaborations between academic researchers and AVO experts.

Whether you're a seasoned Alaskan volcanologist or new to Alaska's unique systems, this workshop is designed to inspire and connect a diverse group of scientists to actively pursue datasets and integrative needs in this rich volcanic environment.

Details: Scientists at various career stages will be selected to participate, ensuring a balanced mix of expertise and fresh perspectives. Partial funding to support travel, food and lodging will be available.

To apply, please click here! Applications EXTENDED TO March 25th, 2025. - Successful applicants will be notified by end of March.

Thanks for your consideration!

Madison Myers (on behalf of the organizing committee)

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Madison L. Myers, Ph.D. 

Associate Professor (She/Her)

Department of Earth Sciences

Montana State University

Traphagen Hall, Room 105

1-406-994-1070