SHAO Astrophysics Colloquium
Title: The solar cycle: its variability and prediction
Speaker: Prof. Jie Jiang (Beihang University)
Time: 3 pm, July 4 (Thursday)
Location: Lecture hall, 3rd floor
Abstract:
Solar activity, e.g., sunspots, flares, coronal mass ejections and so on, shows a roughly 11-year cycle period, which is the so-called solar cycle with widely varying amplitudes. In our technological society, the effects of the solar cycle on human society are becoming more and more significant. Nowadays, it is regarded as nature's third most important cycle for our lives. In this talk, I will present our efforts to understand causes of variability in the solar cycle and to develop models to predict solar cycles.
Speaker:Prof. Jim Fuller(Caltech)
Time:10:00am Sep. 22th (Thursday)(Special time)
Location:Zoom ID:859 2132 7090;Password:6360
Speaker:Prof. Ruobing Dong(University of Victoria)
Time:3:00pm Sep. 15th (Thursday)
Location:Large conference room , 3rd floor
Speaker:Prof. Chin-Fei Lee(Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics)
Time:2:00pm Aug. 4th (Thursday)
Location:Zoom ID:818 1409 2070,Password:6360
Speaker:Yu Yu 余瑜 (Department of Astronomy, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Time:3:00pm, June 23th
Location:Tencent ID:102-778-394 Password: 6360