Speaker
Description
It has been an exciting year for the solar science group of the MWA. We have had significant developments on both fronts - developing novel calibration and imaging alogrithms and pipelines, as well as using them to pursure novel science. On the techniques front the sperctro-polarimetric snapshot images from our pipeline now defines the state-of-the-art and achieve polarisation purity on par with quality non-solar radio images. On the science front our explorations have ranged from the weakest non-thermal emissions ever detected from the quiet Sun to the strong radio emissions associated with the drivers of space weather and are yielding very interesting insights and discoveries. I will present an overview of the different aspects of work we have been pursuing over the past some time along with our plans for the near future.
| Presentation length | Either is fine, depending upon how tight the schedule is |
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