Read the latest about JWST's Rocky Worlds Director's Discretionary Time program, including new targets and first observations.
Virtual registration is open for the first week of the JWST Summer School to be held August 4 to 8, 2025.
The report includes feedback, updates, and formal recommendations based on the last JSTUC meeting in March.
Build 11.3 provides major improvements to MIRI MRS cosmic ray showers, along with other updates.
Learn about the NASA Ames PAH IR Spectroscopic Database in the next JWebbinar in our series.
The new tool can help observers identify telescope position angles to avoid claws.
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The latest JSTUC meeting included presentations on a variety of topics, such as JWST Mission updates, Cycle 4 TAC results, Cycle 5 plans, user survey results, and pipeline and various other updates.
Submit your application by the end of day on April 4, 2025.
Technical reports containing in-depth analysis of observatory performance and instrument calibration are available to JWST observers.
A new series of python-based Jupyter notebooks are now available for all four instruments and 13 observing modes.
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The 274 selected programs are balanced across a wide range of science topics with a distribution that matches the submitted proposals.
Applications are due by April 4 for the August 4 to 15 summer school.
Build 11.2 provides improvements for multiple observing modes and fixes a number of outstanding known issues.
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