I am sure you are all enthusiastically preparing for the 2019 GSA meeting in Phoenix, AZ! We wanted to reach out to you before the meeting and let you know about some GSA GBGM sponsored events (and some events that may interest you as Geo(micro)biologists)! The Paleontological Society has a similar list here.
See you at the sessions or at the GSA Geobiology and Geomicrobiology Division Luncheon (Monday)
Social Events (organized by date)
SATURDAY, September 21Paleontological Society (PS) Short Course: Quantitative Methods in Phylogenetic Paleobiology
8:00 AM-5:30pm: Sheraton Phoenix Downtown – Valley of the Sun C
Paleontological Society (PS) Business Meeting & Awards Reception Buffet **Ticketed Event**
6:30-10:30pm: North Ballroom 120 A, North Building, Phoenix Convention Center
Monday, 23 September, 12:00 - 1:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 103AB, West Building
This lunch is open to all Geo(micro)biologists and is FREE (Plus we have free coffee mugs!)
Paleontological Society (PS) Mentors in Paleontology Careers Luncheon12:00-1:30pm: Mancuso’s Restaurant, 201 E. Washington St.
Paleontological Society (PS) Schuchert Talk and Student Social
6:30-8:00pm: Phoenix Convention Center, Room 224 A, North Building
TUESDAY September 24
Paleontological Society (PS) Women in Paleontology Reception
6:00-9:00pm: Mancuso’s Restaurant, 201 E. Washington
GBGM Sponsored Sessions (organized by topic)
T41. New Voices in Geobiology: This session will bring together new research focusing on the interplay between geologic and biologic processes with a special emphasis on new field sites, novel materials/methods, and the development/refinement of proxies. (Trinity L. Hamilton, Rowan C. Martindale, Victoria Petryshyn, Simon A.F. Darroch, Lydia S. Tackett, David Gold, Andrew D. Putt, Amanda Lynn Godbold, Daniel S. Jones, Kathryn Hobart, and Joshua Feinberg)- 8 T41. New Voices in Geobiology I, Sunday, 22 September, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 225AB, North Building
- 58 T41. New Voices in Geobiology II, Sunday, 22 September, 1:30 PM - 5:30PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 225AB, North Building
- 104 T41. New Voices in Geobiology (Posters): Monday, 23 September, 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Hall AB, North Building
T66. Life and Death of a Craton: Implications of Archean Crust-Keel Systems for Crustal Growth, Crustal Preservation, and Mantle Evolution: Archean crust-keel systems record the earliest stages of evolution of modern earth systems, including: earliest geodynamics, compositional and structural evolution of continental crust, chemical and isotopic evolution of the silicate earth, and early surficial systems (Paul A. Mueller, Carol D. Frost, Jennifer N. Gifford, and David W. Mogk).
- 61 T66. Life and Death of a Craton: Implications of Archean Crust-Keel Systems for Crustal Growth, Crustal Preservation, and Mantle Evolution: Sunday, 22 September, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 131ABC, North Building
- 280 T66. Life and Death of a Craton: Implications of Archean Crust-Keel Systems for Crustal Growth, Crustal Preservation, and Mantle Evolution (Posters): Wednesday, 25 September, 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Hall AB, North Building
T84. Scientific Ocean Drilling’s Impact on Geoscience: Past, Present, and Future: Scientific Ocean Drilling, an international ocean discovery program, has been seminal in developing our understanding of earth systems. This session will provide an overview of past and current accomplishments and highlight future opportunities (Suzanne O'Connell, Ken Miller, David Mallinson, and James D. Wright).
- 245 T84. Scientific Ocean Drilling’s Impact on Geoscience: Past, Present, and Future: Wednesday, 25 September, 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 228AB, North Building
- 220 T106. Biogeochemical Signatures of Fossils: From Paleoclimate to Diagenesis: Tuesday, 24 September, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 226ABC, North Building
T111. Broadening Participation in Paleontology: Approaches for Enhancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: This session addresses approaches to broadening participation of underrepresented groups in paleontology, including demonstrations and discussion of inclusive teaching practices and student-centered pedagogy as well as innovative outreach projects, mentoring models, and other approaches (Christy C. Visaggi, and Robyn Mieko Dahl).
- 146 T111. Broadening Participation in Paleontology: Approaches for Enhancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Monday, 23 September, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 227ABC, North Building
- 195 T111. Broadening Participation in Paleontology: Approaches for Enhancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (Posters): Tuesday, 24 September, 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Hall AB, North Building
T112. Quantitative Paleobiology of Marine Ecosystems: This session will discuss scientific data resulting from quantitative methods such as multivariate statistics, machine learning, niche modelling, or community analysis methods to test leading hypotheses in paleobiology (William J. Foster, Amanda Lynn Godbold, and Erin Saupe).
- 172 T112. Quantitative Paleobiology of Marine Ecosystems: Tuesday, 24 September, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 227ABC, North Building
T137. Biogeochemical Interactions in Caves and Karst: Our presentations explore how biology intersects with geology in caves and karst landscapes over diverse spatial and temporal scales. Topics may include microbe-mineral interactions, metal transport and nutrient cycling, and critical zone biogeochemistry (Daniel Jones and Laura Rosales Lagarde).
- 16 T137. Biogeochemical Interactions in Caves and Karst: Sunday, 22 September, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Room 224B, North Building
- 34 T137. Biogeochemical Interactions in Caves and Karst (Posters): Sunday, 22 September, 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM, Phoenix Convention Center - Hall AB, North Building
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