Explore the future of space physics and atmospheric electricity in this 51-minute AGU conference talk featuring perspectives from early career scientists. Dive into forward-looking topics such as solar probes, charged particle tracking, and Jovian thunderstorm studies. Listen to rapid-fire 3-minute responses addressing ambitious projects, societal benefits, and the importance of science communication. Gain insights on inspiring the next generation, navigating challenges in scientific careers, and promoting diversity in the field. Engage with discussions on perseverance, networking, and institutional changes needed to advance beyond Earth sciences over the next century.
When You Wish Upon a Star - ECS Perspectives on the Future of Space Physics and Atmospheric Electricity
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Welcome
Hazel Bayne
Dr Andrew Smith
Dr Nina Viavi
Magnetic reconnection
Eric Bruning
Dr David Smith
Dr Kristin Calhoun
Dr Michael Given
MC Merton
Is it Equation
Questions
Societal Benefits
Risk Communication
Importance of Science
Space Weather Impacts
Ambitious Projects
PostTruth World
Communication
K12 Education
Engaging the Public
Developing Skills
Audience Question
Inspiration
Kids
Being Scientist
Inspiring Others
Go Deep
Get Excited
What Have You Done That Changed Your Life
Why Did You Choose AG U
What I Love About AG U
You Dont Have to Reinvent the Wheel
A Huge Networking Place
Audience Questions
Undergraduate Attendance
Perseverance
Ask lots of questions
Which Avenger are you
Nerdy kid
The Avengers
Who do I relate to
What structural institutional changes need to happen
How do you feel about being a woman in science
Its not just about gender
Ive been in the field
Keep having the conversation
Listen to your colleagues
Remove disappointment
Thank you
Taught by
AGU
