[Loops] Coronal Loops Workshops Steering Committee: New Members

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Thanks to you, Steve, also to Paola and Vigo for all your hard work. 
Congrats to Clara, Boris and Amy. Looking forward to the next Loops meeting 
when we shall all be released from Lockdown!!

H.

On Jun 15 2020, Stephen Bradshaw wrote:

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>Hello all,
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>Thank you very much to everyone who nominated colleagues, and submitted
>self-nominations, to the Loops Workshops Steering Committee. The votes are
>in and I am very pleased to announce the following new committee members:
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>Clara Froment (Center National De La Recherche Scientifique)
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>Boris Gudiksen (Rosseland Center for Solar Physics, University of Oslo) 
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>Amy Winebarger (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center)
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>Congratulations to all!
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>The full Steering Committee is:
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>David Brooks (US Naval Research Laboratory)
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>Philippa Browning (University of Manchester)
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>Ineke De Moortel (University of St. Andrews)
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>Giulio Del Zanna (University of Cambridge)
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>Clara Froment (Center National De La Recherche Scientifique)
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>Boris Gudiksen (Rosseland Center for Solar Physics, University of Oslo)
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>Fabio Reale (University of Palermo)
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>Durgesh Tripathi (Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics)
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>Amy Winebarger (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center)
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> I would like to thank Paola Testa and Viggo Hansteen, who are rotating 
> off with me and have both served full six year terms, for their time and 
> contributions to the Steering Committee, and to the workshops they have 
> been involved in organizing.
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>The first order of business for the new committee will be to elect a new
>Chairperson, who will be announced in due course.
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>Best wishes,
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>Steve
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>From: Stephen Bradshaw <stephen.bradshaw at rice.edu> 
>Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2020 11:25 PM
>To: 'loops at solar.physics.montana.edu' <loops at solar.physics.montana.edu>
>Subject: Call for Nominations to the Coronal Loops Workshops Steering
>Committee
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>Dear Colleagues,
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> The Coronal Loops Workshop series, inaugurated in Paris (2002) with the 
> most recent Workshop in St. Andrews (2019), has been tremendously 
> successful in bringing together researchers from all over the world to 
> discuss current problems related to the physics of closed magnetic 
> structures in the solar corona, and to present their progress toward 
> solving them. The Workshops have also provided an excellent venue for 
> young researchers to participate in discussions and to showcase their 
> work.
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>The Steering Committee for the Coronal Loops Workshops is responsible for
>soliciting and selecting Workshop proposals, and assisting / advising each
>Scientific Organizing Committee in choosing a topical, over-arching theme
>and setting an agenda and goals for their Workshop.
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>The current members of the Steering Committee are: Steve Bradshaw [Chair];
>David Brooks; Philippa Browning; Ineke De Moortel; Giulio Del Zanna; Viggo
>Hansteen; Fabio Reale; Paola Testa; Durgesh Tripathi.
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> Three members of the Steering Committee (Steve Bradshaw, Viggo Hansteen, 
> and Paola Testa) have reached the end of their 6 year terms. Since they 
> were elected in 2014 they have been involved in the organization of 3 
> Loops Workshops (Loops VII - IX).
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>It is now time to elect 3 new members of the Steering Committee. We are
>soliciting nominations and self-nominations of scientists who are active in
>the physics of closed magnetic structures in the solar corona, to serve on
>the Coronal Loops Workshops Steering Committee for a 6 year term.
>Self-nominations are particularly encouraged to help ensure a diverse pool
>of candidates to represent the interests of our community.
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>Please submit your nominations and self-nominations to Steve Bradshaw
>(Steering Committee Chair:  <mailto:stephen.bradshaw at rice.edu>
>stephen.bradshaw at rice.edu) no later than Monday June 8th. The current
>members of the Steering Committee will vote per the Bylaws and the
>newly-elected members will be duly contacted and announced directly
>thereafter.
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>With best wishes,
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>Steve Bradshaw
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>(on behalf of the Coronal Loops Workshops Steering Committee)
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>Dr. Stephen J. Bradshaw
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>(Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy / Chair of the Undergraduate
>Program)
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>Department of Physics and Astronomy (MS 108)
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>Rice University,
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>6100 Main Street,
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>Houston,
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>TX 77005,
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>USA.
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>Tel: +1 713 348 4045
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>Email:  <mailto:stephen.bradshaw at rice.edu> stephen.bradshaw at rice.edu
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>Web: solar.rice.edu
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