The Space Climate Symposia Series brings together leading experts in the field of space climate to advance our understanding of the long-term variations in solar activity and their impacts on the Earth. Join us in Åland/Ahvenanmaa (June 9-12, 2026)!

Sessions:

I. Sun (1.1 Dynamo, 1.2 Long-term evolution of the global structure of solar magnetic fields, 1.3 Long-term TSI/SSI variability, 1.4 Solar activity and eruptions in the long-term prospective, 1.5 Solar-stellar relations);

II. Heliosphere-magnetosphere (2.1 Cosmic rays and modulation, 2.2 Long-term evolution of CMEs and solar wind, 2.3 Geomagnetic storms and superstorms, 2.4 Magnetosphere-ionosphere-thermosphere and space climate hazards);

III. Terrestrial effects and worst-case scenarios (3.1 Extreme events and worst-case scenarios, 3.2 Climate and atmospheric effects, 3.3 Historical proxy, 3.4 Predictability in space climate, 3.5 Space climate at other planets).

Keys and Invited Speakers: Mike Lockwood (UK); Delores Knipp (US); Lisa Upton (US); Nandita Srivastava (IN); Dibyendu Nandi (IN); Juan José Curto Subirats (ES); Francesco Berrilli (IT); Roelf Du Toit Strauss (ZA); Wenjuan Huo (DE); Oleksiy Agapitov (US); Nicolas Brehm (CH); Rajkumar Hajra(CN); Mykola Gordovskyy (UK); Timofey Sukhodolov (CH); Adam Finley (NL), Merav Opher (US), Slava Merkin (US), Sowmya Krishnamurthy (AT).

Poster Competition for Early-Career Researchers: winners will receive special prizes from the Finnish Physical Society.

Space Climate 10 is part of the ESA and CSA Academy Conference Student Sponsorship program.

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