The Goldschmidt Conference is arguably the top international conference on geochemistry. It is jointly operated by the Geochemical Society and the European Association of Geochemistry. The conference rotates in locations and this year we were lucky enough to have it held in Boston, Massachusetts.

M.S. student Corey Palmer and visiting undergraduate researchers Raisa Islam and Jonah Jordan attended. We had an amazing time listening to great talks ranging from paleomarine geochemistry to contemporary applications of isotope geochemistry. It was wonderful presenting work on Ga-Al ratios and fostering new connections with scientists we met. I only wish we had more time to talk with everyone!