On March 7, Geology students Maggie Izumi and Brooklyn Macross presented their research at the 26th Annual CSUB Student Research Competition run by The Office of Grants, Research, and Sponsored Programs. Maggie talked about her work constraining the faults involved in the 2024 magnitude 7.4 earthquake in Taiwan, and Brooklyn discussed her research studying the potential for mine tailings to be used for CO2 storage. They both gave excellent presentations and answered tough questions from the judges in the Physical and Mathematical Sciences Session.