Dear all,
we would like to advertise another COSPAR session that we believe some of you might be interested in attending. Please find below the relevant information. We remind that the abstract submission is: FEBRUARY 19th
Thanks, Paola Testa and Fabio Reale
COSPAR Session E23: New perspectives on the solar-stellar connection
Event description: The corona of our Sun is, to date, the only stellar corona that can be spatially resolved and studied at a high level of detail. The solar corona is therefore often used as paradigm for the interpretation of the X-ray activity of other solar-like stars of which we can only observe disk-integrated emission. Stars, on the other hand, present an enormous range of ages, and other physical properties, and thus they provide tools for understanding the long-term evolution of solar X-ray activity, as well as offering laboratories for testing detailed models of solar activity in conditions unavailable to the Sun. The proposed session aims at providing the solar and stellar communities with an opportunity for meeting and discussing recent advances in our understanding of the physical processes at work in the X-ray emitting outer atmosphere of the Sun and of stars. The discussion will be particularly focused on recent results of the Hinode and SDO missions on the solar side, and XMM and Chandra on the stellar one.
Confirmed Invited Speakers: Costanza Argiroffi (University of Palermo, Italy) James Klimchuk (NASA-GSFC, USA) Isabella Pagano (INAF-Osservatorio Astrofisico di Catania, Italy) Jurgen Schmitt (Universitaet Hamburg, Germany) Carolus Schrijver (LMSAL, USA) Sami Solanki (Max-Planck-Institut fur Sonnensystemforschung, Germany)
The 38th COSPAR Scientific Assembly will be held in Bremen, Germany 18-25 July, 2010. Information about COSPAR and forms for registration, accommodations may be found at http://www.cospar-assembly.org/
ABSTRACTS DUE DATE: Friday, February 19 2010 at the COSPAR website http://www.cospar-assembly.org
Questions about this session can be addressed to the session organizers: reale@astropa.unipa.it ptesta@cfa.harvard.edu