2025

Algerian solar physicist visited Rosseland Centre for Solar Physics. 

 – Good teaching sparks curiosity and makes a difference, says Ignasi Josep Soler Poquet.

With a diverse academic background across several countries, Yixiao Zhou primarily focuses on computational stellar physics.

"Being involved with science is a fulfilling endeavor, and astrophysics takes it further by exploring phenomena in both space and time" - Ana Isabel Silva Martins, new PhD student in cosmology. 

The prestigious 2025 Giancarlo Noci Early Career Researcher Prize has been awarded to Valeriia Liakh at RoCS.

With a rich academic background from esteemed institutions, Valeriia Liakh's work is driven by her passion for computational plasma astrophysics.

A partial solar eclipse will occur on Saturday March 29. 2025. The eclipse is visible in Norway.

Meet Aline Rangøy Brunvoll: A doctoral research fellow at RoCS taking on solar mysteries.

– Astronomy is inherently fascinating, and I believe its intrigue deepens as you delve into the details, says Akhil Lasrado, new Ph.D. fellow at the Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics.

Semya Amouche Tønnessen joined RoCS with a strong foundation in computational science and practical experience in solar research.