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CMS 13th Reynolds Cup Winners

AL
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Fri, Jul 31, 2026 7:51 PM

Dear Colleagues:

The winners for the 13th annual Reynolds Cup were announced via video by Mark Raven at the CMS Annual Meeting in Provo Utah on July 10th.  More information will follow on the CMS Website shortly.

The 13th Reynolds Cup had 124 registrations from 35 countries.  In the end 108 results were submitted.

Congratulations to everyone who participated.  Here are the top 5 winners:

1st Place – Bias 70.0 - The James Hutton Institute – Kyle Adams, Carolyn Hillier, Stephen Hillier, Helen Pendlowski and Laura-Jane Strachan

2nd Place – Bias - 72.2:  Qmineral, Heverlee, Belgium– Rieko Adriaens, Gilles Mertens and Dominique Jacques

3rd Place – Bias 82.4: University of British Columbia, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science Electron Microbeam & X-ray Diffraction Facility – Cole Mauws, Jenny Lai, Anette von der Handt, Marghaleray Amini, Cassady Harraden, Kelsey Duncan and Lan Kato

4th Place – Bias 92.6: nstitute of Geological Sciences, Polish Academy of Sciences – Arkadiusz Derkowski, Artur Kuligiewicz and Marek Szczerba

5th Place – Bias 95.2: Bavarian Environment Agency (LfU) – Markus Peltz, Magdalena Windschiegl-Lang, Lucia Gunter, Ursula Schricker and Cornelia Teichmann

 

 

Dear Colleagues: The winners for the 13th annual Reynolds Cup were announced via video by Mark Raven at the CMS Annual Meeting in Provo Utah on July 10th. More information will follow on the CMS Website shortly. The 13th Reynolds Cup had 124 registrations from 35 countries.  In the end 108 results were submitted. Congratulations to everyone who participated.  Here are the top 5 winners: **1st Place** **– Bias 70.0** - The James Hutton Institute – Kyle Adams, Carolyn Hillier, Stephen Hillier, Helen Pendlowski and Laura-Jane Strachan **2nd Place – Bias - 72.2**:  Qmineral, Heverlee, Belgium– Rieko Adriaens, Gilles Mertens and Dominique Jacques **3rd Place – Bias 82.4**: University of British Columbia, Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science Electron Microbeam & X-ray Diffraction Facility – Cole Mauws, Jenny Lai, Anette von der Handt, Marghaleray Amini, Cassady Harraden, Kelsey Duncan and Lan Kato **4th Place – Bias 92.6**: nstitute of Geological Sciences, Polish Academy of Sciences – Arkadiusz Derkowski, Artur Kuligiewicz and Marek Szczerba **5th Place – Bias 95.2:** Bavarian Environment Agency (LfU) – Markus Peltz, Magdalena Windschiegl-Lang, Lucia Gunter, Ursula Schricker and Cornelia Teichmann