Category: General news

We are pleased to announce the latest release of sunpy, version 8.0! 🚀 In this major release, new features include: * Support for Phi and Metis instruments onboard Solar Orbiter * The integration of the Solar Orbiter Archive...

GREGOR is a 1.5-meter on-axis solar telescope at the Observatorio del Teide in Tenerife. We invite observing proposals for the second season campaign (September to December 2026), with the submission deadline on July 22, 2026....

Following the highly successful 6.5-day stratospheric balloon flight in July 2024 from Sweden to Canada, we are excited to announce that the first set of publications — the “Early-Science Papers” — is now appearing...

The Sunrise III consortium announces the open access to Sunrise III data through the “Sunrise III Mission Archive”. The website (https://sr3data.mps.mpg.de/) provides an overview of all Sunrise III observations, and an...

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I am pleased to invite you to lecture at the Summer School “Machine Learning in Solar and Planetary Research”, organized by the Space Research and Technology Institute –...

PUNCH CONNECT (COmmunity Nexus for Noteworthy Event Context and Tracking) is a new PUNCH topical focus group open to the community, dedicated to identifying solar and heliophysical events that benefit from cross-mission...

The National Science Foundation’s (NSF’s) Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) has released upgraded data products generated by the improved farside helioseismic mapping pipeline (https://farside.nso.edu).  The upgrade...

The Lunar Exploration Analysis Group (LEAG) is accepting applications to fill positions within its Executive Committee (ExComm), including the Heliophysics Community Liaison.  All community members, including current and past...

The MeerKAT Observing Call for Proposals is currently open, with a submission deadline of 12:00 UTC (14:00 SAST) on Wednesday, 15 July 2026. Researchers interested in pursuing solar radio science with the MeerKAT telescope are...

The next month of the National Science Foundation’s (NSF’s) Global Oscillation Network Group (GONG) data products is now available. The most recent processing includes the following products: – network-merged daily...

Following the successful recovery of the Proba-3 mission, the Science Operations Center (SOC) of the ASPIICS coronagraph has reprocessed the ASPIICS science data. The main improvements in the new Version 03 (v03) data release,...

The Coronal Loops Workshop is a biannual international meeting focused on the magnetically closed solar corona, with an emphasis on open, friendly discussion. Following the successful 12th Coronal Loops Workshop at Northumbria...