ISSI is a scientifically independent and neutral Space- and Earth Science institute that advances science by facilitating open multi-disciplinary discourse in a stimulating environment, reaching out towards new scientific horizons.
International Space Science Institute (ISSI)Hallerstrasse 6
3012 Bern
Switzerland
Our scientific opportunities support the community through six distinct modes of operation. Links to proposal templates or on-line submission forms are provided for each individual tool.
Find explanations, forms of applications and an overview of current and past activities.
When checking the ISSI Calendar for potential meeting dates, please note that ISSI is usually at full capacity with either 3 teams or working groups, or 1 workshop, plus 1 team or working group.
Mon, February 12 – Thu, February 15International Team of D. Nobrega-Siverio
Unraveling Surges : A Joint Perspective from Numerical Models, Observations, and Machine Learning
Mon, February 19 – Fri, February 23International Team of J. Chau and H. Liu
The Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere at Low Latitudes (MLT-LoLa) : Its Day-To-Day Variability and its Contributions to Thermospheric/Ionospheric Weather (ISSI–ISSI Beijing Team)
Tue, April 30 – Fri, May 3International Team of L. Millan
Understanding Satellite, Aircraft, Balloon, and Ground-Based Composition Trends : Using Dynamical Coordinates for Consistent Analysis of UTLS Composition
Thu, September 26 – Wed, September 25How to See the Unseen
Learning about the Geometry of the Emitting Region in Accreting Black Holes and Neutron Stars using X-ray Polarimetry - Game Changers Webinar with Juri Poutanen
Mon, September 30 – Fri, October 4International Team of D. Wang and C. Yue
Precipitation of Energetic Particles from Magnetosphere and Their Effects on the Atmosphere
Mon, September 30 – Fri, October 4International Team of D. Kruijssen
Transformation of Planetary Systems by Environmental Perturbations
Mon, January 16 – Fri, January 20Team of M. Becker and M. Marcos(Johannes Geiss Auditorium)
Past, Present and Future of the Asian Mega-Deltas : The Role of Space Observations
Mon, January 16 – Fri, January 20Team of Ch. Sotin and R. Lopes(room 34
The Habitability of Titan's Subsurface Water Ocean
Thu, January 19 – Wed, January 18
Satellite Drag Effects on Satellite Operations and Debris in Low Earth Orbit with Eelco Doornos (NL)
Mon, January 23 – Thu, January 26Team of J.-F. Ripoll and G. Reeves(Johannes Geiss Auditorium)
Radiation Belt Physics From Top To Bottom : Combining Multipoint Satellite Observations And Data Assimilative Models To Determine The Interplay Between Sources And Losses
Environmental Risks in Space – An Insurer View - Webinar with Denis Bousquet
Mon, February 20 – Fri, February 24Team of P. Kajdic and X. Blanco-Cano(Room 34
Impact of Upstream Mesoscale Transients on the Near-Earth Environment (ISSI - ISSI Beijing Team)
Mon, February 20 – Thu, February 23Team of B. Chide(JG Auditorium
Planetary Acoustics : A Brand New Sense with which to Explore Atmospheres in our Solar System (ISSI - ISSI Beijing Team)
Thu, February 23 – Fri, February 24WORKING GROUP(Room 32/33
Observing Photons in Space
Thu, February 23 – Wed, February 22
A Clock for the Solar Cycle Variation of Extreme Space Weather Activity – Webinar with Sandra Chapman
Mon, February 27 – Fri, March 3Team of D. Kruijssen(Room 34
Transformation of Planetary Systems by Environmental Perturbations
Tue, February 28 – Fri, March 3Team of L. Millan(Room 32/33
Understanding Satellite, Aircraft, Balloon, and Ground-Based Composition Trends : Using Dynamical Coordinates for Consistent Analysis of UTLS Composition
