NASA 5th Eddy Cross-Disciplinary Symposium
Star-Planet Interactions in the Solar System and Beyond

5:00 pm MST
Coming in Fall 2025, dates to be determined.
Meeting Objective
The NASA 5th Eddy Cross-Disciplinary Symposium is presented in collaboration with NASA's Living With a Star Program, and the Cooperative Programs for the Advancement of Earth System Science (CPAESS). This ongoing series of events bring together great minds across the interdisciplinary field of heliophysics. It continues the legacy of the frontier-thinking, cross-disciplinary gathering that the Eddy Symposia have come to define. Each symposium has a unique theme, and within part of its framework, scientific discussions, and creative-thinking sessions, three specialized themes are explored.
Sponsorship Opportunities for the 5th Eddy Symposium
See information about the Sponsorship Opportunities for the 5th Eddy Symposium.
This year’s theme: Star-Planet Interactions in the Solar System and Beyond
This year's theme will be examined through lenses utilized by three working groups established in previous Eddy Symposia, and their 2023 summary reports are included here:
- Long-term Solar Influence on Earth's System and Society
- Risk and Resiliency to Space Weather Disruption
- From Heliobiology to Astrobiology: Impact of Stars on Habitability and Life
Previous Eddy Cross-Disciplinary Symposia
Learn more about these symposia, including access to detailed agendas, talks on YouTube, and abstracts for the following symposia.
- 4th Eddy Cross-Disciplinary Symposium
- 3rd Eddy Cross-Disciplinary Symposium
- 2nd Eddy Cross-Disciplinary Symposium
Contacts
Programmatic questions: contact Kate Rodd
Logistic questions: contact Keri Dawn Solner Sponsors
A special thank you to NASA's Living With A Star Program, and NSF NCAR's High Altitude Observatory.
You may sponsor this event. See information about sponsorship opportunities above.