Current News
- 16 April 2024:
New NASA press release using IRIS observations
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1 April 2024:
Hinode-17/IRIS-15/SPHERE meeting in Bozeman, Montana, July 23-27, 2024
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18 Sep 2023:
IRIS-13 meeting in Niigata, Japan, September 25-29, 2023
- 3 Oct 2023: Confronting numerical models of the solar chromosphere and corona with high resolution observations - a RoCS/MUSE/IRIS workshop February 27 to March 2, 2023, Svalbard, Norway
- 27 Apr 2022: Keep track of
flare observations using recently developed very high-cadence observing programs
- 23-Sep 2020: NASA
press release about coronal heating discovery using IRIS
observations
- 29 May 2020:
Coordinated and co-aligned IRIS/SST
datasets now available in our search
engine (SST under "More")
- 28 May 2020: New IRIS
Python Library and Tutorial
available
- 27 May 2020: New Tutorials
available
- 30
July 2019: Always wondered how to interpret
the optically thick Mg II h & k lines? Check out our new IRIS2
inversion tool that provides physical variables as a
function of height in the chromosphere for each IRIS raster.
- 3
June 2019: New tutorials
now available on IRIS science, IRIS data analysis, optically
thick and thin variables and crispex
- 2 June 2019: Want to
analyze coordinated datasets from IRIS, SDO/AIA or Hinode/SOT?
Check out the new IRIS
Technical Note (ITN) 32, the Data
Cruiser quicklook tool, and "Coordinated Data" in our data
search engine
- 1 June 2019: IRIS-10
workshop in Bangalore, India, November 4-8, 2019
- 31 May 2019: Questions
about IRIS calibration? Check the new
paper!
- 11 Jul 2018: All IRIS-9
talks now available online
- 24 Jan 2018: IRIS-9
website available with list of invited speakers
- 16 Nov 2017: Want to
download co-aligned SDO/AIA, Hinode/SOT and IRIS data, all in
the same IRIS data format? New datacubes now available at ourIRIS
search engine with documentation here
- 23 Feb 2017: Second
announcement of IRIS-8/Hinode-11
workshop in Seattle from 30 May to 2 June 2017
- 20 Feb 2017: List of
Flares updated with IRIS observing details (IDL-save
and CSV files)
- 30 Jan 2017: List
of flare-related papers available
- 17 May 2016: IRIS Movie
of the Day pages added with lots of new Mercury
transit movies
- 9 May 2016: IRIS observes Mercury
transit
- 5 May 2016: Make
your own IRIS using Lego!
- 30 Mar 2016: Support
for ALMA cycle 4 solar observations added
- 28 Mar 2016: List of Flares
observed with IRIS added
- 1 Dec 2015: IRIS-6
science workshop in Stockholm, Sweden in June 2016
- 30 Nov 2015: 2nd
announcement of IRIS-7
workshop in Weihai, China
- 29 Oct 2015:
Completion of IRIS-5
tutorial workshop in Pune, India
- 25 Aug 2015: NASA
and JAXA
press releases on IRIS/Hinode results about coronal heating
mechanism
- 15 Jul 2015: Video of
IRIS-4 talks and tutorials online
- 4 Jun 2015: Want to request
IRIS observations?
- 1 Apr 2015: Updated iris_get_response.pro
available
- 31 Mar 2015: All Full-disk
scans since launch available
- 4 Feb 2015: IRIS/Hinode
search tool available
- 3 Feb 2015: List
of flares observed with IRIS available
- 27 Jan 2015: Database
of IRIS-related
papers available
- 13 Jan 2015: New on-line
data analysis guide available
- 15 Dec 2014: Mark your
calendar for IRIS-4
workshop in Boulder, CO from May 18-22, 2015
- 16 October 2014: Press
release on IRIS
papers in Science
- 5
June 2014: IRIS
tutorial (AAS) now available
- 9 December 2013: IRIS-related
numerical models (Bifrost) now available
- 2 December 2013: IRIS
mission/instrument paper now available
- 31 October 2013: Calibrated
level 2 data now available:
- 1 October 2013: Quicklook
slit-jaw movies available
- 24
July 2013: First
Light Press Release
- 27 June 2013: IRIS
launched
- 19 June 2009: NASA
announced selection
of IRIS.