We are excited to announce the winners of the 2023 Outstanding Student Presentation Award (OSPA):
Anna Ledeczi “Evidence for Late-Quaternary Surface Displacements by Splay Faults in the Cascadia Subduction Zone Outer Wedge: Implications for Megathrust Rupture”
Madeleine Lucas “Regional Characterization of the Cascadia Frontal Thrust Fault: From Deep Structure to Near-Surface Expression"
Armelle Ballian “Early to Middle Miocene paleoaltimetry results from the Central and Eastern European Alps"
Jonathan Anaya “Provenance Analysis and Timing of Deformation in the Mongolian Altay: Implications for Intracontinental Deformation"
Jordan Jensen “Evaluating the compatibility between hematite-carried secondary magnetizations and (U-Th)/He data of hematite-coated fault surfaces: an example from the Colorado Front Range, USA"
Tobias Köhne “Historically Consistent and Geodetically Constrained Bayesian Inference of Megathrust Rheology"
Albert Kabanda “Interferometry of Ambient Seismic Noise Recorded by DRIAR Stations in the Northern Western Branch of the East African Rift System, Uganda"
Alexia Rojas “Long Term San Andreas Fault Offset Re-Examined Through a Multichronometer Study of a Key Piercing Point"
Amy Woodward “A New Seismicity Catalogue for the Northern Hikurangi Margin from a High-Density Seismic Network"
Geena Littel “Tectonic tremor: The signature of subduction zone underplating beneath southern Vancouver Island?"
Congratulations, fantastic job everyone! A big thank you to all the reviewers who provided feedback and the other members of the selection committee (Juliane Dannberg and Jean-Arthur Olive).