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  Information - ST1 Open session on the Sun and heliosphere

Event Information
This session traditionally provides a forum for the discussion of all aspects of solar and heliospheric physics not covered in other dedicated sessions. Popular topics in recent years have included solar cycle dependencies of the Sun, solar wind and heliosphere, Coronal Mass Ejection research, and studies of energertic particles throughout the heliosphere. We encourage contributions related to all ongoing and planned space missions, to ground-based experiments and to theoretical research. Papers presenting ideas for future space missions and experiments will also find a home in this session. The session will consist of both oral and poster presentations.

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