Game Changers Videos

Weight-Watching from Space – Tracking Changes in Earth’s Surface Water GRACE-FO with Felix Landerer

Observing our Magnetic World: When Theory Follows Space Measurements with Mioara Mandea

SMOS, Soil Moisture and Sea Surface Salinity with Yann Kerr

CryoSat – A Decade of Polar Altimetry with Andrew Shepherd

From Satellite Observations and Atmospheric Modeling to Air Quality Forecasts with Guy Brasseur

How TOPEX and Jason Satellites Revolutionized Oceanography and Redefined Climate Science Josh Willis

Herschel – A Cool Mission Unveiling the Cold Universe with Göran Pilbratt

XMM-Newton – New Visions of the X-ray Universe with Arvind Parmar

CoRoT - The First Transiting Exoplanets from Space with Magali Deleuil

Planck – From the Early Universe to Our Local Environment with Jan Tauber

The Hubble Space Telescope: From Cosmological Conflict to Alien Atmospheres with Tom Brown

Gaia – The Dynamic Sky in 3D with Anthony Brown

INTEGRAL – The Extreme Universe with Enrico Bozzo

Ulysses: A New Perspective from High Latitudes with Rudolf von Steiger

Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) Mission: How Magnetic Field Lines around Earth Break and Reconnect

Dawn to Vesta and Ceres with Carol Raymond

The Sun from SOHO, and First Glimpses of Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter with Daniel Müller

Rosetta at Comet Nucleus 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko with Jessica Agarwal

Cassini Huygens at Titan with Athena Coustenis

Juno: Revealing the Mysteries of Jupiter with Ravit Helled

Venus Express with Ann C. Vandaele

This call is jointly released by ISSI (International Space Science Institute) and ISSI-BJ (International Space Science Institute – Beijing). These institutes share the same working tools and Science Committee. The applicants should indicate clearly if they are applying for ISSI, ISSI-BJ, or both. We note, because of the Covid-19 travel restrictions we offer options for hybrid meetings and online collaboration tools.

The purpose of this call is to invite scientists to submit a proposal for projects from International Teams. International Teams are small groups of scientists involved in space research, working together on data analysis, theories, and models. This call is open to scientists of any nationality, actively involved in any of the following research fields:

1. Space Sciences: Magnetospheric and Space Plasma Physics, Solar-Terrestrial Sciences, Solar and Heliospheric Physics, Planetary Sciences, Astrobiology, Astrophysics, Cosmology, and Fundamental Physics in Space

2. Earth Sciences using space data

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