From: Daniel Brown – DSBrown@uclan.ac.uk
STFC Advanced Summer School in Solar Physics – impending deadline
http://www.star.uclan.ac.uk/summerschool2010/
The High Resolution Sun: Theory and Observations
STFC Advanced Summer School in Solar Physics
University of Central Lancashire
31st August – 3rd September
Reminder: the registration deadline for STFC PhD students who want a funded place on the Summer School …
From: Rainer Grauer – grauer@tp1.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
Dear Colleagues,
we would like to draw your attention to our
PostGraduate School on Computational Plasma Physics, September 06-09, 2010
here in Bochum. Further information is available on the web page:
http://compschool2010.tp1.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
Please note that the number of participants is limited to 30.
Best wishes
Rainer
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Prof. Dr. Rainer Grauer
Institut fuer Theoretische Physik …
From : Jack Ireland – jack.ireland@nasa.gov
Fifth Solar Image Processing Workshop: First Announcement
First Announcement
Fifth Solar Image Processing Workshop
12 ? 16 September 2010.
Eurotel Victoria Les Diablerets, Les Diablerets, Switzerland,
This series of workshops brings together members of the solar physics and image processing communities to present and discuss advances in solar …
From: Clare Parnell
4th SOLAIRE Winter School on ‘Solar MHD, Reconnection Theory, Flares & CMEs’
University of St Andrews (St Andrews, Scotland)
Monday 11th to Thursday 14th January 2010
Aims of the Meeting:
The main focus of the 4th SOLAIRE winter school is on theoretical aspects relating to magnetic reconnection, solar flares and CMEs. …
From: Axel Brandenburg
Nordita Winter School on Dynamos: above, below, and in the laboratory: The objective of the School is to provide training for PhD students working in magnetohydrodynamics in general, and in astrophysical dynamos, the geodynamo, and laboratory dynamos in particular. A proper …
2nd Announcement
Registration Deadline – 14 August 2009
This year’s STFC Introductory Summer School in Solar-Terrestrial Physics will be held at University College London during the week of 13-18 September 2009. The school is open to all new students and researchers in the area of solar system physics and the programme …
First Announcement
(Issue May 1, 2009)
ERIS will provide a week of lectures and hands-on tutorials on how to get scientific results from radio interferometry. Topics covered include:
* Choosing the right instrument, configuration and observing plan for your project
* Calibration and imaging continuum, spectral line and polarization data
* Extracting and interpreting measurements
* …
Registration Deadline (July 6) Approaching
(Issue June 15, 2009)
“An astrophysical Rosetta Stone: Observational & Theoretical Perspectives of the Sun”
The Sun is a Rosetta stone for astrophysics. Its close proximity affords a unique opportunity to study a star to levels of detail and precision not possible for other stars. The Sun …
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