Abstracts for SHINE 2026
Authors: Maria D. Kazachenko (1-3), Benoit Tremblay (4) and the Flow ISSI team Accurate measurements of photospheric plasma flows are essential for understanding the transportView More
Authors: Daniel Mendoza (University of Colorado Boulder), Steven Cranmer (University of Colorado Boulder) Extrapolation models such as Potential Field Source Surface (PFSS) and 3D magnetohydrodynamicView More
Authors: Yeimy J. Rivera (Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian), Parker Solar Probe & Solar Orbiter team Parker Solar Probe (Parker) has completed multipleView More
Authors: Kara Kniezewski (Air Force Institute of Technology), Emily Mason (Predictive Science Inc), Johnathan Stauffer (Naval Research Laboratory), Daniel Emmons (Air Force Institute of Technology)View More
Authors: Xiangyu Wu (MSSL, UCL), Christopher J. Owen (MSSL, UCL), Jesse Coburn (LPP), Georgios Nicolaou (MSSL, UCL), Daniel Verscharen (MSSL, UCL), Jingting Liu (MSSL, UCL),View More
Authors: Zilei Chen (Florida Institute of Technology), Sofiane Bourouaine (Florida Institute of Technology), Jean C. Perez (Florida Institute of Technology) The Parker Solar Probe spacecraftView More
Authors: Jean C. Perez (Florida Tech), Sofiane Bourouaine (Florida Tech), and Mason Dorseth (Naval Research Laboratory) Many works have attempted to estimate the correlation andView More
Authors: Tams I. Gombosi (University of Michigan) Physics-based simulations of SEP events are one of the computational grand challenges of heliophysics. They are also essentialView More
Authors: Immanuel Christopher Jebaraj (Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Turku, Finland), Michael Gedalin (Ben Gurion University of the Ne’gev, Israel), Mikhail Malkov (UniversityView More
Authors: Andres Munoz-Jaramillo (Southwest Research Institute) The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to solve scientific objectives contains an intrinsic tension between versatility and interpretability. OnView More
Authors: Andres Munoz-Jaramillo (Southwest Research Institute), Isabel Tejada-Sanchez (Universidad de los Andes), Phoebe Mahlin (Universidad de California – Berkeley), Claudia Holland (Universidad de California –View More
Authors: Don Kolinski (HAO / NFS NCAR), Tom Berger (HAO / NFS NCAR), Ben Berkey (HAO / NFS NCAR), Joan Burkepile (HAO / NFS NCAR),View More
Authors: MohammadReza EskandariNasab (Utah State University), Shah Muhammad Hamdi (Utah State University), Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi (Utah State University) Solar Energetic Particle (SEP) prediction is challengingView More
Authors: Pouya Hosseinzadeh (Utah State University),Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi(Utah State University),Shah Muhammad Hamdi(Utah State University) We present a multivariate, multi-instrument time-series dataset designed to support theView More
Authors: Abhinav G. Iyer (The University of Sydney), Michael S. Wheatland (The University of Sydney) Solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are energetic eventsView More
Authors: Jackson MacTaggart (University of Michigan), Susan Lepri (University of Michigan), Liang Zhao (University of Michigan), Lennard Fisk (University of Michigan) Under simple radial expansion,View More
Authors: Andrew Kuhlman (University of New Hampshire), James Ryan (University of New Hampshire) This poster outlines the first steps of a deeper look into high-energyView More
Authors: Steven R. Cranmer (CU Boulder) Coronal heating and solar wind acceleration are not “problems” because of an absence of proposed explanations, but because thereView More
Authors: Steven R. Cranmer (CU Boulder) In the parts of the solar corona and solar wind that experience the fewest particle-particle collisions, the various constituentsView More
Authors: Carlos R. Braga (JHU/APL), Vamsee K. Jagarlamudi (JHU/APL), Angelos Vourlidas (JHU/APL), Guillermo Stenborg (JHU/APL), Nour Raouafi (JHU/APL) While most spacecraft intercept coronal mass ejectionsView More
Authors: Hayden Atkinson (University of Delaware), Michael Shay (University of Delaware) Magnetic reconnection is known to occur throughout the heliosphere, and may play an importantView More
Authors: C.M.S. Cohen (California Institute of Technology), W. Liu (University of Michigan), Z.G. Xu (California Institute of Technology), G.M. Mason (Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory),View More
Authors: Nehpreet K. Walia (Princeton University) , Daniel B. Reisenfeld (Los Alamos National Laboratory), David J. McComas (Princeton University), Herbert O. Funsten (Los Alamos NationalView More
Authors: Sujay Shankar (Boston University), Chuanfei Dong (Boston University), Hongyang Zhou (Boston University), Liang Wang (Boston University), Yi-Min Huang (University of Maryland), Yuxi Chen (UniversityView More
Authors: Atit Deuja (University of Alabama in Huntsville), Haihong Che (University of Alabama in Huntsville) The role of Hall effect in fast magnetic reconnection (MR)View More
Authors: Dibyendu Sur (NASA GSFC / CUA) This work examines a solar energetic particle (SEP) event observed by MAVEN at Mars using data from theView More
Authors: Xianyu Liu (Umich), Spiro K. Antiochos (Umich), Nishtha Sachdeva (Umich), Gábor Tóth (Umich), Ward B. Manchester IV (Umich), Bart van der Holst (BU), IgorView More
Authors: Brian T. Welsch (Univ. of Wisc. – Green Bay), Yang Liu (Stanford Univ.) Electric currents flowing in coronal magnetic fields store the energy thatView More
Authors: Abdullah Shmies (The University of Texas at San Antonio), Maher A. Dayeh (Southwest Research Institute), Radoslav Bucik (Southwest Research Institute), Samuel T. Hart (SouthwestView More
Authors: Olga P. Verkhoglyadova (JPL, California Institute of Technology), Panagiotis Vergados (JPL, California Institute of Technology), Justin S. Boland (JPL, California Institute of Technology), JamieView More
Authors: Lizet Casillas(UCLA), Benjamin Lynch(UCLA), Marco Velli(UCLA), Victor Reville(irap), Olga Panasenco (Advanced Heliophysics) The heliospheric current sheet (HCS) is the boundary between open magnetic fieldsView More
Authors: Malcolm Colson, James Ryan Neutron monitors are ground based devices used to detect cosmic radiation. Each monitor senses different numbers of particles, depending onView More
Authors: L. A. Fisk (Umich), L. Zhao (Umich), J. R. MacTaggart (Umich), C. A. Ballard (Umich), and S.T. Lepri (Umich) Observations and analysis of theView More
Authors: Sayak Bose (Princeton University, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Troy Carter (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Michael Hahn (Columbia University), Daniel Wolf Savin (Columbia University) andView More
Authors: Pontus C. Brandt (Johns Hopkins APL, MD, USA), Andrew R. Poppe (UC Berkeley, CA, USA), Merav Opher, (Boston University, MA, USA), Matt E. Hill,View More
Authors: James M. Ryan (UNH), Pierre-Simon Mangeard (UD), V. Bindi (UH(), J. Clem (UD), S. Surujhdeo (UWRF), N. Nikonov (UH), M. Colson (UNH), A. KuhlmanView More
Authors: Isaac Asante (Georgia State University), Viacheslav Sadykov (Georgia State University), Irina Kitiashvili (NASA Ames Research Center) Solar oscillations are reliable diagnostic tools for understandingView More
Authors: Yan Xu (NJIT), Chunhui Xu (NJIT), Ying Wang (NJIT), Haodi Jiang (SHSU), Aryiadna Yesmanchyk (NJIT), Jason T.L. Wang (NJIT), Haimin Wang (NJIT) Vector magnetogramsView More
Authors: Alan Hsu (Harvard University), Jenna Samra (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory), Steven Tomczyk (Solar Scientific LLC), Daniel Durusky (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory), Jacob Hawthorne (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory),View More
Authors: Marc DeRosa (Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory), Soumyaranjan Dash (National Solar Observatory), Sushant Mahajan (Stanford University) The evolution of the photospheric magnetic fieldsView More