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Monday, 16 August 2021

Heating us up

[Translate to English:] Auswürfe der Sonnenatmosphäre können sich auch auf der Erde bemerkbar machen. Foto: pixabay

[Translate to English:] Auswürfe der Sonnenatmosphäre können sich auch auf der Erde bemerkbar machen. Foto: pixabay

The sun is a constant in our planetary system and in Astrid Veronig’s research

The sun – the source of all life on earth, and also its greatest threat: a paradox that is a constant both in our planetary system and in Astrid Veronig’s research. The astrophysicist is primarily concerned with the sun’s corona. This outer layer of the solar atmosphere is millions of degrees hot. Eruptions triggered there can severely impact our space weather, and Veronig, the head of the University of Graz Kanzelhöhe Observatory for Solar and Environmental Research, wants to achieve greater accuracy in predicting these effects.

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Astrid Veronig is head of the University of Graz Kanzelhöhe Observatory for Solar and Environmental Research. Photo: Uni Graz/Tzivanopoulos
Astrid Veronig is head of the University of Graz Kanzelhöhe Observatory for Solar and Environmental Research. Photo: Uni Graz/Tzivanopoulos

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The Department of Astrophysics welcomes Petri Käpylä as new Professor of Computational Astrophysics at the University of Graz. With a distinguished background in stellar astrophysics and computational modelling, Petri Käpylä brings extensive expertise in the study of solar and stellar convection and dynamos. His innovative research, including leadership of the ERC Advanced Grant "NEOCON," will further strengthen the department’s research and teaching in computational astrophysics.

Cycling Adventure: Guest reseacher Gregory Kopp Tours Austria

During his stay as a guest researcher at the University of Graz, Gregory Kopp embarked on an impressive five-day bike tour: from Lienz over the Großglockner High Alpine Road, through Zell am See, into Berchtesgaden and to Königsee in Germany, then through Salzburg and along the lakes to the east, and finally south to Hallstatt. Covering more than 340 km and about 6,000 meters of elevation, this route took him through some of Austria’s most stunning scenery.

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Astrophysicists from the University of Graz detect coronal mass ejections on neighbouring suns

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Reise zum Mittelpunkt des Planetensystems: Mit an Bord der Weltraummission ist Astrophysikerin Astrid Veronig

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