This five-year, $528,702 Project Grant from the National Science Foundation's Geosciences program (CFDA 47.050) supports the Advancing Geochronology Science, Spaces, and Systems Initiative. The awardee, the University of Colorado Boulder, will deliver three strategic micro-award programs totaling over 150 awards to engage hundreds of Earth scientists in collaborative science, training, review, and governance activities. The mature AGES-GRAD program supports high-impact collaborative projects between graduate students, labs, and mentors. The prototype AGES-DIG program funds pilot initiatives to increase access to geochronology for underrepresented groups in Earth sciences. The new AGES-TRACE program supports community-led efforts to address emerging challenges in geochronology. Outcomes will include scientific advances, increased data access, technical innovation, training, and a more inclusive geochronology community through diversity and training initiatives.
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