Authors: R. A. Leske(1), A. C. Cummings(1), R. A. Mewaldt(1), E. C. Stone(1), C. M. S. Cohen(1), M. E. Wiedenbeck(2) (1)California Institute of Technology, Pasadena,View More
Authors: J. A. Gilbert (Univ of Michigan), S. T. Lepri (Univ of Michigan), E. Fischer (Univ of Michigan), J. M. Raines (Univ of Michigan), G.View More
Authors: Keiji Hayashi (George Mason University), Chin-Chun Wu (Naval Research Laboratory), Kan Liou (John Hopkins University) The global coronal magnetic field is one of theView More
Authors: Don Kolinski (High Altitude Observatory, National Center for Atmospheric Research), Craig DeForest (Southwest Research Institute), Sarah Gibson (High Altitude Observatory, National Center for AtmosphericView More
Authors: Don Kolinski (High Altitude Observatory, National Center for Atmospheric Research), Robert Allen (Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University), Giuliana de Toma (High Altitude Observatory,View More
Authors: Nishu Karna(CfA), Tatiana Niembro(CfA) Coronal holes are the source of the fast solar wind, and thus play a crucial role in heliophysics as oneView More
Authors: Andrew Alt (Princeton University), Hantao Ji (Princeton University), Jongsoo Yoo (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Sayak Bose (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Aaron Goodman (Princeton University),View More
Authors: Michael Hahn (Columbia University), Xiangrong Fu (New Mexico Consortium), Daniel Wolf Savin (Columbia University) We have found evidence for the parametric decay instability (PDI)View More
Authors: Xiaoyan Xie (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics), Katharine Reeves (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) We deliberately select three flares to investigate heating effects of SADs onView More
Authors: Kathy Reeves (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) A wide variety of modeling techniques have been used simulate solar eruptions as a means of relating theView More
Authors: Don Schmit (CIRES/CU), Adrian Daw (GSFC/NASA), Jeffrey W. Brosius (Catholic University) , Enrico Landi (University of Michigan), Doug Rabin (GSFC/NASA) The Extreme Ultraviolet NormalView More
Authors: H. Che (UAH), G. P. Zank (UAH), A. O. Benz (FHNW & ETH), B. Tang (UAH) and C. Crawford Observationally, electron beams with power-lawView More
Authors: Heinemann S.G (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, 37077 Göttingen, Germany), Yang, D. (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, 37077 Göttingen, Germany)View More
Authors: Yeimy Rivera (CfA|Harvard & Smithsonian), John C. Raymond (CfA|Harvard & Smithsonian), Enrico Landi (UMich), Susan T. Lepri (UMich), Ben Alterman (UMich), Kathy Reeves (CfA|HarvardView More
n this newsletter: Updates on the Status of the 2022 SHINE workshop. Visiting Research Scientific Position in Heliophysics at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Inaugural NASA SoundingView More
Authors: Valeriy Tenishev (Univeristy of Michigan) Understanding the radiation environment due to solar energetic particles in the heliosphere and the Earth’s magnetosphere is a challengingView More
Authors: Xudong Sun (U Hawaii), Curt Dodds (U Hawaii), Sarah Jaeggli (NSO), Matthias Rempel (NCAR), Peter Sadowski (U Hawaii), Thomas Schad (NSO), Lucas Tarr (NSO),View More
Authors: A. Afanasev (LASP/CU Boulder), Y. Fan (HAO/NCAR), M. Kazachenko (LASP/CU Boulder), M. Cheung (LMSAL) One of the most informative and precise ways to studyView More
Authors: Jia Huang (Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA), Justin C. Kasper (Climate and Space Sciences andView More
Authors: B. L. Alterman (SwRI), Stefano Livi (SwRI, UMich), Christopher Owen (MSSL), Phillipe Louarn (IRAP), Roberto Bruno (INAF), A Fedorov (CESR), George Ho (APL), SusanView More
Authors: A. P. Rasca (NASA Goddard), W. M. Farrell (NASA Goddard), P. L. Whittlesey (Space Science Laboratory), R. J. MacDowall (NASA Goddard), S. D. BaleView More
Authors: Marcel F. Corchado Albelo (University of Colorado at Boulder), Maria Kazachenko (University of Colorado at Boulder and Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics), ColeView More
Authors: Kathryn Whitman (NASA JSC SRAG/ University of Houston), Eddie Semones (NASA JSC SRAG), M. Leila Mays (NASA GSFC CCMC), Yaireska Collado-Vega (NASA GSFC M2M)View More
In this newsletter: Updates on the Status of the 2022 SHINE workshop MEETING: Parker Two – Second Annual Parker Solar Probe Conference, June 21-24, 2022 MagNetUS Meeting:View More
In this newsletter: Updates on the Status of the 2022 SHINE workshop Two Postdoctoral Associate Positions open in the MIT Haystack Observatory Atmospheric Science GroupView More
Dear SHINE community, You are reading the first SHINE Newsletter of 2022! Just a reminder that this new format aims to keep our community informed about the coming workshop, any jobView More
SHINE Newsletter Dear SHINE community, The 2022 SHINE workshop is currently planned for the week of 2022 June 26-July 1 in Honolulu, Hawaii. This year, we areView More
The Steering Committee has decided to make this position of workshop coordinator open and competitive in the community. The current workshop coordinator is Teresa Nieves-Chinchilla.View More
The first SHINE newsletter mailed out in November 2021 from the new MailChimp-powered mailing list. https://mailchi.mp/6ff054ad43de/shine-newsletter-november-2021?e=[UNIQID] Dear SHINE community, You are reading the new SHINEView More