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This international conference will
provide an overview of our current understanding of Sun-Climate
Connections starting at processes on the Sun itself over space weather
and solar wind towards solar influence on the upper atmosphere down to
the ocean. It will also provide insights into the heatedly debated role
of the Sun in climate change. In four sessions the various contributions
of solar variability influence on Earth’s climate will be presented and
discussed by bringing together solar physicists, space scientists,
atmospheric scientists, climate modellers, and paleoclimatologists.
We expect contributions from scientists
participating in SCOSTEP/ROSMIC, SPARC-SOLARIS/HEPPA, the EU cost
network TOSCA, as well as any other interested scientists. The
conference will last three full days, beginning Monday morning, 16 March
2013. The programme will consist of invited and keynote lectures, a few
contributed oral presentations and ample time dedicated to poster
sessions. The fourth day will be devoted to public outreach activities
as well as panel discussions.