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Together towards Venus: IRF part of strengthened Sweden–India space collaboration

A Swedish scientific instrument will explore Venus. The Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) are deepening their collaboration through India’s upcoming mission to Venus – an effort highlighted as part of the new strategic partnership between Sweden and India.

From the Moon to Earth’s upper atmosphere – new PhD student and scientist at IRF

From lunar research and space instrumentation to studies of Earth’s upper polar atmosphere — two new colleagues have recently arrived at Swedish Institute of Space Physics in Kiruna. Meet new PhD student Jidapa Lakronwat and scientist Lindis Merete Bjoland.

Awaiting ESA’s decision in June: IRF teams behind two mission concepts

As the European Space Agency approaches its final decision on the M7 mission, scientists at Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) continue to play a central role in two of the finalist mission concepts.

Exploring the Aurora: A research perspective from postdoctoral scientist Sota Nanjo

The aurora is one of the most visible manifestations of processes taking place in near-Earth space. For postdoctoral scientist Sota Nanjo, at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF), it is not only a visual phenomenon, but also a source of scientific data.