What’s New in the Cycle 4 Call for Proposals?
There are significant changes affecting proposal preparation this cycle.
There are significant changes affecting proposal preparation this cycle.
Members of the Science Advisory Council have been selected for the new Rocky Worlds DDT program.
These resources can help you prepare your JWST Cycle 4 proposal.
Build 11.0 of the JWST Science Calibration Pipeline provides major improvements for multiple observing modes.
MAST's new Duplicate Observation Search Tool can help JWST Observers identify potential duplications.
The next three JWebbinars will support the Cycle 4 Call for Proposals.
A new NIRCam capability allows grism time series observations in the short wavelength channel.
The JWST NIRCam team has released Version 3 of the Wisp Templates.
The JWST thermal background model has been updated in preparation for the Cycle 4 Call for Proposals.
The Cycle 4 Call for Proposals for General Observer (GO) time on the James Webb Space Telescope has been released
Version 4.0 of the JWST Exposure Time Calculator (ETC) features support for a new NIRCam Short-wavelength Grism Time Series mode and single-group ramps, the addition of aperture visualizations, and updates to the thermal background.
Build 10.2 includes several upgrades for the NIRISS Aperture Masking Interferometry (AMI) mode.
JWST will use Director’s Discretionary Time to search in more than a dozen nearby systems.
Build 10.2 of the JWST Science Calibration Pipeline provides further corrections to near-infrared ‘snowballs’.
Two short surveys to gather feedback on JWST data products generated by the pipeline are now being sent to JWST users.
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