HEASARC Staff Scientist Position - Applications are now being accepted for a Staff Scientist with significant experience and interest in the technical aspects of astrophysics research, to work in the High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center (HEASARC) at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) in Greenbelt, MD. Refer to the AAS Job register for full details.
NuSTAR and Swift have an arrangement which makes
available joint observing time for both observatories. This resource
allows observers to combine the powers of both observatories to bear
on their scientific problems. This resource is extremely limited, so
proposers should be sure to describe how their proposed observations
exploit the unique capabilities of both observatories.
While joint Swfit and NuSTAR proposals within the NuSTAR Guest
Observer Program are now also possible, proposals for additional
observation time can go through the Swift proposal process.
Swift Cycle 21: Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR
observation time was made available through the Swift
proposal process. The start of observations is in April 2025.
Swift Cycle 20. Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR
observation time was made available through the Swift
proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
Swift Cycle 20 process can be found here. The start of observations is in April 2024.
Swift Cycle 19. Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the Swift
proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
Swift Cycle 19 process can be found here. The start of observations is in April 2023.
Swift Cycle 18. Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the Swift
proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
Swift Cycle 18 process can be found here. The start of observations is in April 2022.
Swift Cycle 17. Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the Swift
proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
Swift Cycle 17 process can be found here. The start of observations is in April 2021.
Swift Cycle 16. Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the Swift
proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
Swift Cycle 16 process can be found here. The start of observations is in April 2020.
Swift Cycle 15. Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the Swift
proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
Swift Cycle 15 process can be found here. The start of observations is in April 2019.
Swift Cycle 14. Is now closed. Approximately 300ks of joint Swfit and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the Swift
Cycle 14. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
Swift Cycle 14 process can be found here. The start of observations is in April 2018.
NuSTAR and XMM-Newton have an arrangement which makes
available joint observing time for both observatories. This resource
allows observers to combine the powers of both observatories to bear
on their scientific problems. This resource is extremely limited, so
proposers should be sure to describe how their proposed observations
exploit the unique capabilities of both observatories.
While joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR proposals within the NuSTAR Guest
Observer Program are now also possible, proposals for additional
observation time can go through the XMM proposal process.
XMM Cycle 24. Is now Closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint
XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through
the XMM-Newton
Cycle 24 AO.
The start of observations is in May 2025.
XMM Cycle 23. Is now Closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the XMM Cycle 23 process can be found here. The start of observations is in May 2024.
XMM Cycle 22. Is now Closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the XMM Cycle 22 process can be found here. The start of observations is in May 2023.
XMM Cycle 21. Is now Closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
XMM Cycle 21 process can be found here. The start of observations is in May 2022.
XMM Cycle 20. Is now Closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
XMM Cycle 20 process can be found here. The start of observations is in May 2021.
XMM Cycle 19. Is now Closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
XMM Cycle 19 process can be found here. The start of observations is in May 2020.
XMM Cycle 18. Is now Closed.
Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
XMM Cycle 18 process can be found here.
The start of observations is in May 2019.
XMM Cycle 17. Is now closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint
XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process
.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the XMM Cycle 17 process can be found here. The start of observations is in May 2018.
XMM Cycle 16. Is now closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint
XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through
the XMM-Newton proposal process
. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the
XMM Cycle 16 process can be found here. The start of observations is in May 2017.
XMM Cycle 15. Is now closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The start of observations is in May 2016. The
accepted NuSTAR programs through the XMM Cycle 15 process can be found here.
XMM Cycle 14. Is now closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available through the XMM-Newton proposal process. The start of observations is in May 2015.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the XMM Cycle 14 process can be found here.
XMM Cycle 13. Is now closed. Approximately 1.5 Ms of joint XMM-Newton and NuSTAR observation time was made available in the XMM-Newton proposal process which was released on 27 August 2013. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the XMM Cycle 13 process can be found here.
NuSTAR and Chandra have an arrangement which makes
available joint observing time for both observatories. An opportunity
to propose for NuSTAR observing time as part of this joint observing
program is being made available through the Chandra calls for proposals.
Chandra Cycle 26: Is now closed. Up to 500 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which is due on 15 March 2024.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 26 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 25: Is now closed. Up to 500 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which is due on 15 March 2023.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 25 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 24. Is now closed. Up to 500 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which is due on 10 March 2022.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 24 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 23. Is now closed. Up to 500 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which was closed on 16 March 2021.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 23 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 22. Is now closed. Up to 500 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which is closed on 2 April 2020.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 22 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 21. Is now closed. Up to 500 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which is closed on 15 March 2019.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 21 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 20. Is now closed. Up to 1 Ms of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which is closed on 15 March 2018.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 20 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 19. Is now closed. Up to 1 Ms of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which is closed on March 2017.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 19 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 18. Is now closed. Up to 500 ksec of NuSTAR observing
time was made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which closed on March 15, 2016.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 18 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 17. Is now closed. Up to 500 ksec of NuSTAR observing
time was made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which closed on March 17, 2015.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 17 process can be found here.
Chandra Cycle 16. Is now closed. Up to 500 ksec of NuSTAR
observing time were made available through the Chandra proposal
process, which closed on March 13, 2014. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the Chandra Cycle 16 process can be found here.
NuSTAR and NICER have an arrangement which makes
available joint observing time for both observatories. While joint NICER and NuSTAR proposals within the NuSTAR Guest Observer Program are now also possible, an opportunity
to propose for NuSTAR observing time as part of this joint observing
program is being made available through the NICER proposal process.
NICER Cycle 7. Is now closed.
Up to 400 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the NICER proposal
process.
NICER Cycle 6. Is now closed.
Up to 400 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the NICER proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the NICER Cycle 6 process can be found here.
NICER Cycle 5. Is now closed.
Up to 400 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the NICER proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the NICER Cycle 5 process can be found here.
NICER Cycle 4. Is now closed.
Up to 400 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the NICER proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the NICER Cycle 4 process can be found here.
NICER Cycle 3. Is now closed.
Up to 400 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the NICER proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the NICER Cycle 3 process can be found here.
NICER Cycle 2. Is now closed.
Up to 400 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the NICER proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the NICER Cycle 2 process can be found here.
NICER Cycle 1. Is now closed. Up to 400 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the NICER proposal
process. The accepted NuSTAR programs through the NICER Cycle 1 process can be found here.
NuSTAR and IXPE have an arrangement which makes
available joint observing time for both observatories. An opportunity
to propose for NuSTAR observing time as part of this joint observing
program is being made available through the IXPE proposal process.
IXPE Cycle 2: Is now closed.
Up to 0.5 Ms NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the IXPE proposal
process..
NuSTAR and INTEGRAL joint observing times are no longer available. The previously approved programs are listed below.
INTEGRAL Cycle 21. Is now closed. Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 21 process can be found here.
INTEGRAL Cycle 20. Is now closed. Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 20 process can be found here.
INTEGRAL Cycle 19. Is now closed. Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 19 process can be found here.
INTEGRAL Cycle 18. Is now closed. Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 18 process can be found here.
INTEGRAL Cycle 17. Is now closed.
Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 17 process can be found here.
INTEGRAL Cycle 16. Is now closed.
Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 16 process can be found here.
INTEGRAL Cycle 15.Is now closed. Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process, which is closed on March 2017.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 15 process can be found here.
INTEGRAL Cycle 14. Is now closed. Up to 100 ks of NuSTAR observing
time is made available through the INTEGRAL proposal
process, which is closed on April 2016.
The accepted NuSTAR programs through the INTEGRAL Cycle 14 process can be found here.
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