Heliophysics Science Division Seminar
About the Seminar
The Heliophysics Science Division conducts weekly science seminars. Heliophysics is a division in the Sciences and Exploration Directorate at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Seminars are held on Wednesdays at 1:00pm in the Building 21 Conference Room 183A at Goddard and virtually (the virtual link is sent to 670 staff and other interested parties). The topics cover the interests of the Heliophysics Science Division, including astrochemistry, interplanetary physics, solar physics, planetary systems, planetary magnetospheres, and electrodynamics.
Have an Idea for a Speaker?
The seminar organizer (currently Dylan Kee, dylan.kee@nasa.gov) always appreciates suggestions for seminar speakers. Please contact him EARLY to claim an open slot and avoid scheduling conflicts.
Outside of NASA?
If you are outside of the NASA network and would like to view weekly seminars remotely, please contact the seminar organizer and request to be added to the HSD Seminar distribution list.
Schedule
The current schedule for 2024 is below.
January | |
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Jan 3 | No Seminar |
Jan 10 | NOAA’s Spaced-Based Space Weather Observations: Present and Future Irfan Azeem |
Jan 17 | 675 Director's Seminar |
Jan 23 | Particle Acceleration and Transport in Solar Flares Fan Guo |
Jan 24 | Horiba’s Custom Diffraction Grating Capabilities William Renard |
Jan 31 | Collisionless shocks, foreshock transients and high-speed downstream jets - recent findings and developments Savvas Raptis |
February | |
Feb 7 | Data Assimilation and Machine Learning in (Terrestrial &) Space Weather Applications Ricardo Todling |
Feb 14 | Streamers in Atmospheres of Earth and Jupiter Reza Janalizadeh |
Feb 16 | Into the Storm – Heliophysics Big Year, Solar Maximum Janet Kozyra |
Feb 21 | 671 Director's Seminar |
Feb 28 | The Wizard of O(z) ----- Thermosphere physics revisited Jia Yue |
March | |
Mar 5 | Solar wind monitor introduced uncertainties in space weather predictions during ICME sheaths Matti Ala-Lahti |
Mar 6 | [9AM] How the Heliophysics Division (HPD) is addressing Orbital Debris – Space Situational Awareness Reiner Friedel |
Mar 6 | [1PM] Evaporation, condensation, and flare ribbons Malcolm Druett |
Mar 13 | Solar Wind Interactions at Jupiter’s Dawn Magnetopause: A Study of Magnetic Reconnection and Kelvin-Helmholtz Instabilities Jake Montgomery |
Mar 20 | Cancelled for Goddard Space Science Symposium |
Mar 27 | Harnessing Large Language Models to Enable Search and Discovery and Accelerate Science In Heliophysics Kaushal Amancherla |
April | |
Apr 3 | Understanding the Impact of Coronal Mass Ejections on Space Weather: Integrating Observations and Modelling Ranadeep Sarkar |
Apr 10 | Cancelled due to eclipse |
Apr 17 | Cancelled |
Apr 18 | Transition region spectroscopy with the Hinode/EIS instrument Peter R. Young |
Apr 22 | Spherical Cap Harmonic Analysis (SCHA) Modelling Robyn Fiori |
Apr 24 | Unveiling Mysteries in the Nighttime Ionosphere: Discoveries from NASA's GOLD Imager Deepak Karan |
Apr 30 | Machine learning techniques for ionospheric and space weather research Graciela Molina |
May | |
May 1 | Instrumentation and capabilities in Argentina for Ionospheric and Space Weather research Graciela Molina |
May 2 | Impact of Ionizing Radiation on habitability induced by Solar and Stellar Energetic Particles Yosuke Alexandre Yamashiki |
May 8 | Solar Wind Turbulence and Low-Frequency Waves Upstream of Mars: MAVEN Observations Norberto Romanelli |
May 14 | 672 Director's Seminar |
May 22 | Slot Available |
May 29 | Forced Vlasov-Poisson turbulence Michael Nastac |
June | |
Jun 5 | Cannibals in PARADISE: The effect of merging interplanetary shocks on SEPs Antonio Niemela |
Jun 12 | Space Weather Modelling at KU Leuven Christine Verbeke |
Jun 19 | Juneteenth |
Jun 26 | Evolution of research on floors in the magnetic fields of the Sun and the solar wind Ed Cliver |
July | |
Jul 3 | Slot Available |
Jul 9 | [10 AM] PUNCH and the IMAX effect Ritesh Patel |
Jul 10 | Dolon Bhattacharyya |
Jul 17 | Slot Available |
Jul 24 | Jason Dworkin (690) & Allison Youngblood (667) |
Jul 31 | 674 Director's Seminar |
August | |
Aug 7 | Shannon Ewan |
Aug 14 | Robert Broadfoot |
Aug 21 | 675 Director's Seminar |
Aug 28 | Slot Available |
September | |
Sep 4 | 673 Director's Seminar |
Sep 11 | Slot Available |
Sep 18 | 671 Director's Seminar |
Sep 25 | Slot Available |
October | |
Oct 2 | John Plane |
Oct 9 | Slot Available |
Oct 16 | 672 Director's Seminar |
Oct 23 | Slot Available |
Oct 30 | Slot Available |
November | |
Nov 6 | Slot Available |
Nov 13 | Slot Available |
Nov 20 | 673 Director's Seminar |
Nov 27 | Satabdwa Majumdar |
December | |
Dec 4 | Vicki Herde |
Dec 6 | Vincent Ledvina |
Dec 11 | Slot Available |
Dec 18 | 674 Director's Seminar |
Dec 25 | Slot Available |
History
The schedule for previous year's presentations is archived, but no longer being maintained, below.For broken links, contact seminar organizer.
HSD Seminar 2023 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2019 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2018 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2017 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2016 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2015 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2014 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2013 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2012 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2011 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2010 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2009 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2008 Schedule
HSD Seminar 2005 Spring Schedule
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HSD Seminar 1999 Fall Schedule
HSD Seminar 1998 Spring Schedule
HSD Seminar 1998 Fall Schedule
Information for Speakers and Visitors
The duration of the seminar is typically one hour, with questions asked during and after the seminar. The audience is usually diverse, including scientists with interests ranging throughout the heliosphere. Visit the Heliophysics Science Division Home Page for a more complete summary of interestsAs most of you know, in the last few years it has become harder to get visitors from outside of NASA on center, and the number of days needed to get unescorted access is subject to change. Thus we ask that if a visitor wants to attend a talk and needs a non-escort badge they should request one as soon as possible. We will help to the best of our ability, but can't make any guarantees.
How to get to Goddard: