Dear Colleagues, As a result of the funding of a recent Department of Energy (DOE) grant, I am looking for two motivated MS students who are interested using U-series isotopes to address the ages of crystals and melts in young volcanic eruptions. The students will have the option to participate in a program in which to prepare for potential careers at DOE funded national labs (e.g., Los Alamos and Savannah River National Labs). In addition, a colleague (Dr. Brian Hampton) is looking for students interested in undertaking research associated with tectonics and sedimentary basins. We currently have TA funding for up to three positions for the fall 2024 graduate class. The MS program at New Mexico State University is focused on undertaking a range of scientific investigations using cutting-edge technologies and is located in the Rio Grande rift of southern New Mexico. For more information, please email graduate advisor, Dr. Frank C. Ramos at framos@nmsu.edu<mailto:framos@nmsu.edu> or apply at https://gradschool.nmsu.edu/future-students/.