JWST Cycle 2 TAC Results
2023
VOLUME 40
ISSUE 02
STScI recently completed the proposal review and time allocation process for JWST Cycle 2. A record-breaking 1,601 proposals were received!
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STScI at the AAS 242, June 4 – 8, 2023
2023VOLUME 40ISSUE 01Members of STScI will participate in the 242st Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at the Albuquerque Convention Center June 4 – 8.
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STScI at the AAS 241, January 8 – 12, 2023
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 02STScI will participate in the 241st Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) at the Seattle Convention Center in Seattle, Washington, January 8 – 12. There will be technical presentations in instrument sessions, a wide variety of science presentations, workshops, splinter sessions, town halls, press releases, press conferences, NASA Hyperwall talks, and an exhibit booth.
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“stenv” to Supersede Astroconda for STScI Software Distribution
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 02The Space Telescope Science Institute has released “stenv” to supersede Astroconda for its software distribution. Support for Astroconda will end on February 1, 2023.
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ADDENDUM: STScI at the AAS 240, June 12–16, 2022, Pasadena, CA
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 01The Space Telescope Science Institute will have staff members participating in the 240th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, CA, June 12–16, 2022.
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JWST Status, Spring 2022
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 01The commissioning of the NASA, ESA, CSA JWST continued to progress according to the mission plan.
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SCOPE Engineering Division: The Short-Term Scheduling Branch
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 01The Short-Term Scheduling Branch of the Science Operations & Engineering division at STScI develops and maintains science observation scheduling systems for Hubble, Webb, and Roman using modern software engineering practices.
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The New Cross-Mission Flux Calibration Group
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 01A new cross-mission flux calibration working group was established at the Space Telescope Science Institute in November 2021.
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Update from the Data Management Division
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 01Supporting science through quality engineering practices has always been a standing achievement at STScI. This is evident through years of successful science, development, and support of Hubble, Webb, Roman, MAST, and other missions.
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Workshop: Large-Volume Spectroscopic Analyses of AGN and Star-Forming Galaxies in the Era of JWST
2022VOLUME 39ISSUE 01The Space Telescope Science Institute's Spring 2022 Science Workshop, ''Large-Volume Spectroscopic Analyses of AGN and Star-Forming Galaxies in the Era of JWST,'' was dedicated to discussing the tools that astronomers currently use to analyze large numbers of complex spectroscopic data in active galactic nuclei and star-forming galaxies.
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ADDENDUM 1: Webb Commissioning Update
2021VOLUME 38ISSUE 02Commissioning of the James Webb Space Telescope continues to be on track.
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ADDENDUM 2: Webb Community Events Newsletter
2021VOLUME 38ISSUE 02The launch and commissioning of the James Webb Space Telescope is a monumental achievement that has taken the skill and perseverance of devoted professionals across the globe to accomplish.
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ADDENDUM 3: Probing Cometary Composition: Hubble's 30-year Legacy and JWST's Promise
2021VOLUME 38ISSUE 02Part of this article is an abridged, updated version of a paper originally published in a Conference Proceedings, "From Giotto to Rosetta: 30 Years of Cometary Science from Space and Ground," eds. C. Barbieri and C. G. Someda.
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Funding for JWST Cycle 1 Science Programs
2021VOLUME 38ISSUE 02NASA Astrophysics missions generally provide funding to the U.S. community to support exploitation of their scientific potential. Different missions use different mechanisms to award grants or contracts to individual programs.
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Go, Webb, Go!
2021VOLUME 38ISSUE 02A flawless launch on Christmas morning, followed by two successful mid-course correction burns, sent Webb toward the L2 Lagrangian point with a nominal expenditure of fuel.
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