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Responsible for content: Martin Eriksson Published: 2024-06-14 11:05

Last modified: 2026-07-28 16:01

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2026-07-28: Swedish lunar instrument from Kiruna delivered to Türkiye
2026-07-07: IRF scientists contribute to international whitepaper on the environmental impact of spaceflight
2026-06-15: ESA extends several space missions involving IRF
2026-05-06: Besök av administrationen från Polarforskningssekretariatet
2026-04-28: From the Moon to Earth’s upper atmosphere – new PhD student and scientist at IRF
2026-04-27: Awaiting ESA’s decision in June: IRF teams behind two mission concepts
2026-04-27: Exploring the Aurora: A research perspective from postdoctoral scientist Sota Nanjo
2026-04-20: From solar storms to power grids – Alice studies the impact of space weather
2026-04-15: Colombia’s Ambassador and Air Attaché visited IRF
2026-04-13: Long-term observations of near-Earth space in focus as scientists meet in Abisko

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2026-07-28: Swedish lunar instrument from Kiruna delivered to Türkiye
2026-07-07: IRF scientists contribute to international whitepaper on the environmental impact of spaceflight
2026-07-03: SVT uppmärksammar IRF-forskare som fått asteroid uppkallad efter sig
2026-06-15: ESA extends several space missions involving IRF
2026-06-05: New study reveals how magnetic fields may form near Earth

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