Corey Wall wins Early Career Researcher Award

Corey Wall, a PhD candidate in EOAS, was awarded the Early Career Researcher 2014 Award by the International Association of Geoanalysts for his work on developing a new uranium-lead zircon standard for ancient rocks in the Archean (older than 2.5 billion years). Corey presented his results on "Evaluation of the Stillwater Complex Anorthosite (ANII) as an Archean U-Pb Geochronology Standard" at the Goldschmidt Geochemistry meeting in Sacramento, California (June 9-13, 2014) and the award ceremony took place just prior to the last plenary session on Friday, June 13.