Solar News Items of Interest

http://solarnews.nso.edu/2010/20100713.txt

End of EIT CME watch observations

Nature will start accepting solar papers again

ACCEHS Workshop: SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT

AGU Fall 2010 – Session SH04 : Nonlinear Structures and Processes in the
Solar Wind Plasma

Electronics engineer position (full time) University of Kiel

Post-Doctoral research position (full time) University of Kiel

From: Hugh Hudson – hhudson@ssl.berkeley.edu

RHESSI Science Nugget

http://sprg.ssl.berkeley.edu/~tohban/wiki/index.php/Cloudy_SolarSoftware

The Cloud helps with access to data in the Virtual Solar Observatory.

“Harmonic Oscillations” – RHESSI rotation and nutation are necessary, but may
complicate time-series analysis.

From: Stephen Bradshaw – Stephen.Bradshaw@rice.edu

Change of Address

As of July 1st 2010 my contact details are:

Dr. Stephen Bradshaw
(Asst. Prof. Physics and Astronomy)
Physics and Astronomy Department, MS-108,
Rice University,
6100 Main Street,
Houston,
TX 77005.

Tel: 713-348-4045
Email: Stephen.Bradshaw@rice.edu

From: Ken Dere – kdere@gmu.edu

ChiantiPy – a Python interface to the CHIANTI atomic database for astrophysical
spectroscopy

http://chiantipy.sourceforge.net/

We are pleased to announce the release of ChiantiPy, a Python package for calculating synthetic spectra from the CHIANTI atomic database for astrophysical spectroscopy. ChiantiPy provides the same functionality as the existing IDL …

From : Editors

Important information regarding July and August Newsletters

The next newsletter will be published on Wednesday 14th July, one day earlier than usual. To include items in this newsletter please submit them by 10am on Wednesday 14th July.

There will be no newsletter on the 1st August and the next one …

Solar News Items of Interest

http://solarnews.nso.edu/2010/20100615.txt

SDO/AIA test data now available

Living Reviews in Solar Physics: “The Sun’s Supergranulation”

SDO AIA data available …

From: Melanie.Illsley@stfc.ac.uk

Evaluation for STEM providers seminars [www.big.uk.com]

Free seminars run by The Royal Academy of Engineering [www.raeng.org.uk] and the British Interactive Group for researchers who are involved in public engagement or outreach work and will help you understand and implement effective evaluation.

The three seminars will be held in Newcastle (21st …

From: Hugh Hudson – hhudson@ssl.berkeley.edu

http://sprg.ssl.berkeley.edu/~tohban/wiki/index.php/Albedo_and_the_modification_of_RHESSI_results

Compton backscattering of X-rays from the solar photosphere has observable
and interesting consequences

From: andrzej.fludra@stfc.ac.uk

Congratulations to Richard Harrison for his promotion to Individual Merit-1, the highest award that can be achieved in STFC for science leadership and research.

Thanks,

Andrzej

From: Lucie Green

New EIS science nugget announcement

UCL-MSSL is pleased to announce a new Hinode EIS science nugget which discusses the response of the corona to the emergence of “serpentine” magnetic field.

http://msslxr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk:8080/SolarB/eisnuggets.jsp

Next month’s nugget is entitled “Preparing EIS data using neural networks? by Suguru Kamio.

EIS nuggets are published on …