MiARD projectThe MiARD project partner ISSI (the International Space Science Institute) has a two-year post-doctoral position vacant immediately, to work predominately within the MiARD project (on the dynamic behaviour of cometary dust particles). For more information see http://www.issi.unibe.ch/spotlight.html .
Although eventually all images from ESA’s navigation cameras (NAVCAM) on the Rosetta spacecraft, as well as those from the OSIRIS camera instrument, will be available from ESA’s Planetary…
Unfortunately, a nearly-full moon will hamper observations of the Perseid meteor shower this year (close to 12th August) and the weather in north-west Europe is also not ideal.…