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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() SRS 2023Svenska Rymdforskares Samarbetsgrupp The Swedish Institute of Space Physics and the Uppsala University are happy to invite you all to Uppsala for the SRS 2023 meeting, March 14-15, 2023. The meeting covers different areas of space sciences carried out at Swedish institutes. The format includes invited talks. The meeting is open to all and there is no registration fee. To register please fill out the form. This year we foresee to have a new session in the programme with discussions about funding strategies in Sweden. For questions and general matters about SRS please contact Maria Hamrin, at email <Maria.Hamrin@space.umu.se>. For further information about the 2023 meeting please see below or contact Stephan Buchert <scb@irfu.se>. Venue and Transport The venue is the Sonja
Lyttkens lecture hall (Å101121) in house 10 ("New
Ångström") of the Ångström
Laboratory of the Uppsala University. The campus is
located about 2.5 km from central Uppsala, and can be
reached by public bus, several lines,
4, 12, ..., bicycle, e-scooter, or on foot, especially when
the weather is nice.
Uppsala can be reached with train, long distance buses, or via the Arlanda airport. Accommodation We recommend to reserve accommodation early. Most of the available accommodation is within walking distance from central Uppsala. The well-known portals for hotel booking have relatively complete lists of available accommodations, at a wide range of standards and prices. If you would like help for finding accommodation, please contact Stephan. Registration Please fill out the form. ProgrammeA preliminary
outline of programme with approximate timings is
"Understanding the role of impact cratering in Earth's evolution through state-of-the-art geochronology"
"Space humanities: the role of humanities for space exploration"
"The MATS satellite: A glimpse of the first data"
"Advancing atmospheric remote sensing using machine learning"
"Space analogs and ultrasound on Mars"
"Spaceflight impact on mouse brain and heart revealed by spatial transcriptomics"
"Simultaneous occurrences of whistler and Langmuir waves in the near-Sun solar wind"
"Jovian moons-magnetosphere interactions: The main goal for the Swedish instruments onboard JUICE"
"Solar wind structures and their interaction with the Earth's magnetosphere: implications for space weather"
"Understanding the interaction between a comet and the solar wind using Rosetta ion data"
"Multi-source Earth Observation Big Data for Wildfire Monitoring using Deep Learning"
"Hunting insects from space - remote sensing of forest disturbances"
This announcement was last updated on January 19, 2023. |