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A NATO Advanced Study Institute (ASI) is taking place from 19-29 June, in Crete, Greece, with about 20 Russian space scientists participating alongside counterparts from NATO and Partner countries. They are meeting to exchange information and experiences on advances in the physics of magnetic space storms.
Space weather has impacts on, for example, telecommunications and electric power systems on Earth. This ASI will allow scientists to learn of recent spacecraft measurements that have provided new insight into the dynamics and effects of space storms. A web site devoted to the meeting provides further information . Co-directors of the meeting are Dr. I.A. Daglis, National Observatory of Athens, Greece, and Dr. Y. Galperin, of the Russian Academy of Sciences Space Research Institute, Moscow, Russia.
Advanced Study Institutes have the specific role of contributing to the training, and the motivation, of young scientists in Partner countries, and this meeting is one of 50 taking place each year as part of the NATO Science Programme.