Saturn is eating its D ring – resulting in a complex upper atmosphere
On 23 November, Joshua Dreyer will present his research on Saturn at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) and Uppsala University by defending... Fortsätt läsa
Joshua Dreyer nailed his doctoral thesis – material from Saturn’s D ring in focus
On November 1, Joshua Dreyer nailed his doctoral thesis Diving Deep into Saturn's Equatorial Ionosphere with Cassini: Insights from the Grand Finale.... Fortsätt läsa
PhD student in space physics (dnr: 2.2.1-318/23)
Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Uppsala, Sweden is looking for a highly motivated individual to join the Extreme Plasma Flares project, a... Fortsätt läsa
Guest scientist in space physics (dnr: 2.2.1-319/23)
The Swedish Institute of Space Physics in Uppsala is looking for a guest scientist in space physics. Applications are invited for investigations of... Fortsätt läsa
PhD student in space physics for studies of space weather (dnr: 2.2.1-268/23)
The Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) is seeking a PhD student in space physics for studies of space weather.
IRF is seeking a highly... Fortsätt läsa
IRF studies plasma shock waves as part of the EU H2020 SHARP project
Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) leads a work package to develop an extensive database of collisionless shocks at Earth, Mars, Venus, and... Fortsätt läsa
New research explains physical processes of Mars and Venus plasma environments
On the 27th of September, Katerina Stergiopoulou, Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) and Uppsala University, will defend her doctoral thesis.... Fortsätt läsa
Embedded software engineer (dnr: 2.2.1-320/22)
Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) in Uppsala is looking for an embedded software engineer.
Do you want to work with programming of future... Fortsätt läsa
Postdoctoral position in space physics (ref: 2.2.1-299/22)
The Swedish Institute of Space Physics is looking for a postdoc in space physics.
Applications are invited for investigations of collisionless... Fortsätt läsa
Waves in space affect the key process that creates solar storms
In the doctoral thesis that Konrad Steinvall, Swedish Institute of Space Physics and Uppsala University, presents on June 8, new results are... Fortsätt läsa