| Date |
Title/Subject |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
| 1/27 (zoom) |
Glowing with Excitement! Venus’ unique Proton Aurora |
Candace Gray |
New Mexico State University |
| 2/3 (zoom) |
The Roar Between Two Lions: How Giant Planet Aurorae and Ionospheres are Wrung and Wrought by Their Atmospheres and Magnetospheres |
Tom Stallard |
University of Leicester |
| 2/10 (zoom) |
Energetic Electron Precipitation into Earth’s Atmosphere Driven by Electromagnetic Ion Cyclotron Waves |
Luisa Capannolo |
Boston University |
| 2/14 (CAS 502) |
Sun to earth coupling in the creation, evolution, and properties of high-latitude ionospheric plasma |
Lindsay Goodwin |
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
| 2/17 (CAS 502) |
Naval Research Laboratory, Plasma Physics Division |
Alex Fletcher |
Naval Research Laboratory |
| 2/24 (CAS 502) |
In-situ Observations of Collisionless Dissipation in Astrophysical Plasmas |
Trevor Bowen |
University of California Berkeley |
| 2/28 (CAS 502) |
Global Magnetohydrodynamics Modeling of Solar Wind and Coronal Mass Ejections: Testing Theories, Improving Forecasts, and Application to Solar Analogs |
Meng Jin |
SETI Institute & Lockheed Martin Solar & Astrophysics Lab |
| 3/3 (CAS 502) |
Space Weather: From the Sun to Saturn |
Ravindra Desai |
Imperial College London |
| 3/17 (CAS 502) |
Exploring Heliophysics in Our Solar System and Beyond: From Stellar Coronae to (Exo)Planetary Atmospheres |
Chuanfei Dong |
Princeton University |
| 3/24 (CAS 502) |
Asteroids falling into the Sun |
Quanzhi Ye |
University of Maryland and Boston University |
| 3/31 (CAS 502) |
The Ion Superhighway: Understanding Ion Dynamics from Earth’s Magnetotail to the Ionosphere |
Amy Keesee |
University of New Hampshire |
| 4/7 (CAS 502) |
Bridging an Observation Gap: Measuring Winds in the Upper Atmosphere with a Next-Generation Meteor Radar Network |
Ryan Volz |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| 4/14 (CAS 502) |
A comparative study of reconnection X-line predictions on dayside magnetopause of Earth |
Ramiz Qudsi |
Boston University |
| 4/20 (Wed) |
Satellite Swarms in Low-Earth Orbit and Their Impacts on Astronomy and the Night Sky — Joint Astrophysics/Space Physics seminar |
James Lowenthall |
Smith College |
| 4/28 (CAS 502) |
Following a prominence eruption from Sun to Parker Solar Probe with multi-spacecraft observations |
R. Tatiana Niembro Hernández |
Harvard University |
| 5/2 (zoom) |
How to Run Away and Join the Circus: Navigating Unconventional Career Paths in Astronomy — Joint Astrophysics/Space Physics Seminar |
Lucianne Walkowicz |
The JustSpace Alliance |
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