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The redesigned JDox homepage features updated icons for easier navigation.

Review the technical reports published by the JWST Science and Operations Center teams in 2025.

Build 12.1 includes improvements to all four JWST instruments.

STScI received a total of 2,935 proposals requesting almost 101,751 hours of observing time for General Observer, Survey, Pure Parallel, Archival Research, Target of Opportunity, and Joint programs, with an oversubscription rate of 13:1.

The latest reference files deliver significant improvements on the point and uniform source flux calibrations.

Help us improve the JWST user experience by providing feedback through our survey.

Join us for this special JWebbinar to continue discussions with the JSWT Users Committee (JSTUC).

Proposals should be submitted even if observations appear non-schedulable in APT due to guide star availability.

Cycle 5 proposals can take advantage of NIRCam and NIRISS multistripe capabilities.

In the event of a potential partial U.S. government shutdown, STScI will extend the deadline for JWST Cycle 5 proposals involving scientists who are unable to undertake research during that time.

Access all of the materials covered during the JWST Summer School in August.

Read the latest about JWST's Rocky Worlds Director's Discretionary Time program, including final targets and an upcoming information session.

Use our online resources to help prepare your Cycle 5 proposal.

These new images significantly improve the subtraction of the sky background in WFSS data.

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