The European Solar Telescope. Europe's bid for leadership in solar science


This talk will introduce the project of the European Solar Telescope (EST), considered a key European research infrastructure, and its role in advancing solar physics. We'll discuss the relevant solar phenomena — like magnetic field interactions and solar eruptions — that create space weather and solar storms on Earth. Their study requires high-resolution, multi-layer observation. The EST, with its 4.2-meter Gregorian design and adaptive optics system will provide unprecedented data in magnetic field measurements and observations across a broad spectral range. These capabilities are set to transform our understanding of solar activity by enabling detailed studies of solar magnetic fields and plasma dynamics.

18/11/2024

SPEAKER: Dr. Hector Socas-Navarro (EST Director, Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias)
Join in person in Aula Magna "Gismondi" of the Science Macroarea at Tor Vergata University or
online with the MS Teams App: https://rebrand.ly/JAC-Socas-Navarro - 14:30

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