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Oral contributions

Session 5

Review

C. J. Diaz Baso

Application of machine learning and neural networks to data processing in solar physics

Invited

R. Ishikawa

Solar magnetic fields from the photosphere to the top chromosphere revealed by CLASP2 and Hinode

Invited

J. Stepan

Novel framework for the three-dimensional NLTE inverse problem

Contributed

N. Zambrana Prado

Elemental composition diagnostics for Hinode/EIS

Contributed

B. Panos

Explainable solar flare prediction using IRIS Mg II spectra

Contributed

K. Fukumitsu

Image Restoration based on Deep Learning for High-Resolution Solar Images

Contributed

T. Pereira

SunnyNet: Speeding up 3D non-LTE spectral synthesis with neural networks

Contributed

D. Nobrega-Siverio

Solar surges related to UV bursts: Characterization through k-means, inversions, and density diagnostics

Contributed

N. Karna

The study of polar coronal holes since the launch of Hinode

Contributed

J. M. Jenkins

The Lightweaver 1.5D Spectral Synthesis of an MPI-AMRVAC Solar Prominence/Filament

Contributed

D.F. Ryan

Deriving and Visualizing X-ray Source Properties in 3-D Using Hinode/XRT and SolO/STIX





Session 1

Review

N. Bello Gonzalez

Convective cells and magnetic fields

Invited

K. Cho

Generation of umbral oscillations and subsurface structure of sunspots

Invited

R.T. Ishikawa

Multi-scale deep learning for estimating horizontal velocity fields on the solar surface

Invited

S. S. A. Silva

Formation of vortex tubes

Contributed

N. Nitta

How much do we know about the polar field?

Contributed

A. Popovas

First results from global MHD simulations of Solar convective zone

Contributed

T. Oba

Study of the relation between the reversed granulation and the gas compression/expansion

Contributed

L. Bellot Rubio

Unipolar and bipolar magnetic flux appearance in the solar internetwork





Session 2

Review

K. Reeves

A Review of the Hinode and IRIS Contributions to Understanding Magnetic Reconnection and Prospects for the Future

Invited

W. Ashfield

Condensation in flares, observation and modeling

Invited

R.J. French

Probing Current Sheet Instabilities from Flare Ribbon Dynamics

Contributed

Ying Li

Spectroscopic observations of a solar flare from IRIS and CHASE

Contributed

S. Jejcic

Non-LTE Inversion of Prominence Spectroscopic Observations in H-alpha and MgII lines

Contributed

I. Cabello

A textbook example of magnetic flux emergence leading to EBs, UV bursts, surges and EUV signatures

Contributed

S.L. Guglielmino

Small-scale reconnection events observed by IRIS: microflares, UV bursts and their complex configurations

Contributed

M. Garcia-Rivas

First co-temporal GREGOR and IRIS observations of a solar flare

Contributed

J. Zbinden

How well can we predict flares based on IRIS Mg II, Si IV, and C II spectra?

Contributed

G. Chintzoglou

Revealing Strong Photospheric Downflows in Collisional Polarity Inversion Lines of Flare- and CME-Productive Active Regions

Contributed

S. Roy

Thermal and Non-thermal Energy Evolution in Solar Flares

Contributed

J. Dudik

Filament self-reconnection as a possible source of SADs





Session 3

Review

D. Baker

Upflows in active regions and their composition

Invited

J. M. da Silva Santos

Heating of the solar chromosphere

Invited

Leping Li

Coronal condensations in hybrid prominence/coronal rain structures

Contributed

M. Gosic

Emergence of internetwork magnetic fields into the chromosphere and transition region

Contributed

Yajie Chen

Doppler shifts of spectral lines formed in the solar transition region and corona

Contributed

J. de la Cruz Rodriguez

Spatially-resolved radiative losses in the chromosphere

Contributed

S. Bose

On the correlation between chromospheric and coronal heating in an active region moss

Contributed

C.M.J. Osborne

Considering the Radiative Interaction between Flares and Neighbouring Chromosphere

Contributed

M. Barta

What is the temperature of solar prominences? First independent determination using ALMA, H-alpha, and IRIS

Contributed

V. Hansteen

Mg II formation in the Solar Chromosphere

Contributed

S. Sahin
Metcalf lecture

Prevalence of Thermal Non-Equilibrium over an Active Region

Contributed

P. Testa

Evolution of coronal abundances in active regions

Contributed

T.A. Howson

The atmospheric response to heating driven by random foot point driving

Contributed

R. Morosin

Spatio-temporal analysis of chromospheric heating in a plage region

Contributed

T. Mihailescu

What determines active region coronal plasma composition?

Contributed

S. Mulay

A detailed investigation of molecular hydrogen at three flare ribbons





Session 4

Review

K. Karampelas

MHD waves and instabilities in relation to oscillatory reconnection

Invited

Wenxian Li

Coronal magnetic fields measurement using MIT method

Invited

B. Popescu Braileanu

Ion-neutral interactions, MHD instabilities

Contributed

A. Sainz Dalda

Turbulence in the chromosphere during flares: taking on the challenge

Contributed

M. Murabito

Relationship between high FIP bias and magnetic wave power

Contributed

J. Lorincik

Rapid variations of Si IV line properties in an M-class flare observed by IRIS at very high cadence

Contributed

J. Joshi

Properties of ubiquitous magnetic reconnection events in the lower solar atmosphere

Contributed

P. Kohutova

Coronal oscillations in the self-consistent 3D MHD simulations of the solar atmosphere

Contributed

Y. Kotani

Universal Correlation between the Ejected Mass and Total Flare Energy for Solar and Stellar Cold Plasma Ejection

Contributed

V. Polito

IRIS and NuSTAR observations of a small B-class flare

Contributed

P. Ondratschek

MgII spectra of an enhanced network region simulated with the MURaM code

Contributed

A.R.C. Sukarmadji

Nanojets as pointers to the flare initiation process





New missions

Invited

B. De Pontieu

The MUlti-slit Solar Explorer mission

Invited

T. Shimizu

Solar-C EUVST