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Both of the projects mentioned above have potential for at least one paper which the graduate student can lead.  Both also  The second may require significant data reduction - either combination of the spectra for COS - SAGA, or reduction of the raw observations for the optical follow-up project, whereas the first will involve collaboration with a current postdoc who has already reduced the data.  Depending on the student's interests, these projects have several potential directions that could lead to a thesis, either through a deep-diving in modling modeling of the follow-up observations, or through a more shallow but broad set of projects that focus on particular relatively straightforward (i.e. high S/N) targets.