Email organizerĪlexandros Maragkoudakis, Els Peeters, Jan Cami, Collin Matthew Knight, and Ameek Sidhu
30 people will be able to attend in person and a remote participation option will be provided. We will host two one-day workshops on March 9th and 10th. Stanford, CA (Physics & Astronomy Building) One-day workshop: Morning is a general information session and afternoon is hack-day style with parallel sessions based on instrument interest.Īrthur Adams, Michael Meyer, Ke Zhang, and Matthew DeFurioĮuropean South Observatory, Santiago de Chile Mallory Molina, Zachary Schutte, and Amy Reines One-day workshop with a hands-on session. Jasleen Matharu, Micaela Bagley, Taylor Hutchison, Vicente Estrada-Carpenter, Rebecca LarsonĮstela Fernández-Valenzuela, Ryan Challener, Charles Schambeau, Christofer Bennett, Theodora Karalidi, and Kerri Donaldson Hanna Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ (Department of Physics and Astronomy)Įstela Fernández-Valenzuela and Mario de PráĬollege Station, TX (Mitchell Physics Building) National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO), Siyi Xu, Trent Dupuy, Sandy Leggett, Christy Cunningham, Morten Andersen, Hwihyun Kim, Ricardo Salinas, Geoffrey Bower, Klaus Hodapp, John O'Meara, Steve Mairs, Andreea Petric, Mirko SimunovicĪida Wofford, Yilen Gómez Maqueo Chew, and Omaira González Martin Los Angeles, CA (Conference Room PAB 4-330) Hooshang Nayyeri, Vivian U, and Sabrina Stierwalt Our team will be hosting two all-day workshops, one each in Austin and College Station Micaela Bagley, Jasleen Matharu, Rebecca Larson, Taylor Hutchison, and Vicente Estrada-Carpenter Day 2: We will offer two hands-on sessions to help you get started with your own proposal.Īustin, TX (Peter O'Donnell Jr.Day 1: We will have an information session on the different JWST instruments, observations modes, and proposal preparation tools.Two-day training workshop for experienced and new JWST users. Jeremy Heyl, Javiera Parada, Ilaria Caiazzo, and Chris Willott Proposal Planning Astro Coffee Talk at 10:30 a.m. Participants are encouraged to contact the organizers with a description of the observing modes they are likely to be interested in. Please check back as information will be updated regularly. Here is the current schedule of upcoming local community workshops. These materials are not duplicated in the Workshop in a Box materials.
PARALLELS TOOLBOX PAINTSHOP SERIES
Of course, STScI also provides extensive help in the form of the JWST User Documentation system (JDox) as well as a series of short training videos for ETC, APT, and other resources, which are hosted on the JWST Observer YouTube channel.
PARALLELS TOOLBOX PAINTSHOP DOWNLOAD
Links to the files are provided in the expandable sections below or you can download the entire set of materials in a zipped file.
These materials can be used for personal training or for organizing your own local proposal planning workshops. The Workshop in a Box is a compendium of training and support materials that have been adapted from those used during the JWST Master Class at STScI. The schedule of local workshops in the Americas can be found below. This “train-the-trainers” concept in intended to seed the broad community with the know-how to write and submit JWST proposals, providing help during the open Cycle 1 call for proposals period where it will be most effective. Local training events may also help proposers build collaborations spanning a wider range of institutions, large and small. In November 2019, STScI hosted the inaugural JWST Master Class, an intensive week-long training session for 28 trainers selected from the community at large. These 28 Master Class graduates have received in-depth training on JWST and on the proposal preparation tools, and have been tasked with sharing that knowledge with other scientists by hosting one or more local workshops at their local institutions. Community workshops are also being held in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia
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