SOLVe

BCool 2021, Virtual Meeting

Virtual Meeting, 12 - 14 of April 2021

Contributing talks:

Rotation period detectability of solar-like stars - Consequences for recent studies

Timo Reinhold

Effect of metallicity on magnetic features in Sun-like stars

Veronika Witzke

Forward modelling of stellar surface magnetic fields and brightness variations

Nina-Elisabeth Némec

Cambridge Workshops of Cool Stars, Stellar Systems and the Sun 20.5

Cool Stars 20.5 - Virtual Meeting, 2nd - 4th of March 2021

Contributing talk:

Modeling Solar Ca II H & K emission variations

Sowmya Krishnamurthy

Advances in Observations and Modelling of Solar Magnetism and Variability

IA50 Virtual Meeting, 1st – 4th March 2021

Contributing talk:

Inclination Dependence of Solar Ca II H & K Emission

Sowmya Krishnamurthy

Virtual Annual Meeting of the German Astronomical Society

Virtual Meeting - 21–25 September 2020

Contributing talk:

Modeling the Ca II H & K emission variations - effect of inclination on the S-index

Sowmya Krishnamurthy

IRIS-10 Workshop

IRIS-10 workshop - Bengaluru - India - 4th - 8th November, 2019

Contributing talk:

Chromosphere above sunspot umbra

Sowmya Krishnamurthy

Thinkshop 16, The rotation periods of cool stars: Measurements, uses, connections and prospects

Workshop, Potsdam - Germany - 23rd -26th of September 2019

Contributing talks:

Stellar rotation along the ecliptic -- K2 reveals a variability decrease at ages between 600-800Myr

Timo Reinhold

The effect of metallicity on the detectability of rotational periods in Sun-like stars

Veronika Witzke

Solar Polarization Workshop 9

Workshop, Göttingen, Germany, 26–30 August 2019

Contributing talk:

Magnetized chromospheric downflows

Sowmya Krishnamurthy

IAU Symposium 354, Solar and stellar magnetic fields: origins and manifestations, Copiapo, Chile, 30 June—6 July 2019

IAU Symposium 354, Copiapo, Chile, 30 June — 6 July 2019

Contributing talk:

Magnetized chromospheric supersonic downflows

Sowmya Krishnamurthy

Observing the Sun as a Star: Would we find the solar system if we saw it?

International Workshop, Göttingen - Germany , Sep 10 ‒ 13, 2018

Contributing talk by Nina Nèmec:

Solar brightness variations as they would be observed by Kepler telescope

N.-E. Nèmec, A.I. Shapiro, N. A. Krivova, R. H. Cameron, S. K. Solanki, S. Dreizler

XXXth General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union

IAU - Vienna, Austria - Aug 20 - Aug 31 2018

IAU Focus Meeting FM9: Solar Irradiance: Physics-Based Advances

Solar brightness variations as they would be observed by Kepler telescope

Nina-Elisabeth Némec

Cambridge Workshops of Cool Stars, Stellar Systems and the Sun

Cool Stars 20 - July 29 - Aug 3 2018, Boston / Cambridge, USA

Contributing talks:

Spot or faculae domination revealed by activity cycle phase differences

Timo Reinhold

Modelling Brightness Variability of Sun-Like Stars

Veronika Witzke

From the Sun to other CoolStars: Accurate rotational periods by the GPS method

Eliana Maritza Amazo Gómez

Long - Term Datasets for the Understanding of Solar and Stellar Magnetic Cycles

IAU Symposium 340 - Jaipur, India - February 19 - 24, 2018

Talks in Session 5. Solar - Stellar Connection:

Brightness variations of solar-type stars: available datasets and recent achievements (Invited talk)

Alexander I. Shapiro

Does the Sun behave unusually for a Sun-like star?

Veronika Witzke

A novel method to obtain stellar rotational periods

Eliana Maritza Amazo Gómez

2018 Sun-Climate Symposium

“The State of the TSI and SSI Climate Records at the Junction of the SORCE and TSIS Missions”

Contributions:

How typical is the Sun as a variable star? (Invited talk)

Alexander I. Shapiro

Solar brightness variations as they would be observed by Kepler telescope

Nina-Elisabeth Némec

Long-term Brightness Variability of Sun-like Stars

Veronika Witzke

Fast spectral synthesis for a new generation of solar and stellar brightness variability models

Miha Černetič