Dear Colleagues, Please consider submitting your work to our session “V015: The storage, transport, and eruption of magma using field observations, laboratory approaches, and modeling” at AGU 2022. Session description: Understanding the subsurface conditions and dynamics of magma is key to mitigating hazards and environmental impacts of volcanic eruptions. Observable and measurable precursors of eruptions (e.g., degassing, tremors, edifice deformation) and information from melt and fluid inclusions, minerals, vesicles and glass in erupted products can be used to decode the storage conditions of multiphase magma in reservoirs and its transport processes in volcanic conduits during eruptions. In particular, constraining magmatic processes and parameters such as volatile degassing and outgassing rates, kinetics of magma crystallization and vesiculation, and multiphase rheology and fragmentation of magma is important to better understand eruption conditions at active volcanoes and magma reservoirs. This session aims for a broad and interdisciplinary scope and invites contributions investigating the plumbing architecture of magmatic systems, their physico-chemical evolution, and measures to understand and forecast volcanic eruptions using field observations, laboratory analyses, experiments, numerical modeling, geophysical and geochemical techniques. The abstract submission deadline is 3 August (23:59 EDT/03:59 +1 GMT). We look forward to your contributions to our session. With best regards, Pranabendu Moitra (University of Arizona) Atsuko Namiki (Nagoya University) Ayla Pamukcu (Stanford University) Mattia Pistone (University of Georgia)