HamSCI was well represented at the 2025 Northeast HamXposition, held 21-24 August, in Marlborough (Boston), Massachusetts. Our booth attracted many visitors armed with questions and a strong fascination for what we do.
HamSCI just completed its first ever multi-day field exercise, where two components of the Personal Space Weather Station (PSWS) were successfully installed at the world-class ham station K3LR in West Middlesex, PA. Students, professors, research associates and community volunteers were hosted for
Tim Duffy, K3LR, is inviting the HamSCI community, including local schools and colleges, to a BBQ Picnic and HamSCI Meet & Greet on Wednesday, August 6th (1200 local time) at Tim's QTH in West Middlesex, PA. (RSVP required)
HamSCI has been prominently featured in the August 2025 issue of the ARRL's QST magazine, with fourteen pages of content, plus the issue's cover photo, devoted to our citizen science initiative.
A large HamSCI-led team recently made a field trip to Jenny Jump State Forest (NJ), surveying the United Astronomy Clubs of New Jersey (UACNJ) site. It is located on a rustic, park-like property, where the UACNJ hosts scientific instruments from many US-based institutions, including the New Jersey Institute of Technology
The Radio Society of Great Britain*, at its April, 2025 Annual General Meeting, continued its tradition of announcing the previous years' winners of the RSGB Trophies.
Two well known members of HamSCI were awarded trophies for 2024:
HamSCI is preparing for a series of meteor scatter (MS) experiments later this year. The target storms are in August 11-12 (Perseids) and December 12-13 (Geminids). Preparation and testing are underway now.
The raw data from a number of the 2023 and 2024 Festivals of Eclipse Ionospheric Science events can now be found for viewing and downloading on Zenodo.org. No account or login information is required.
The following data sets have been made publicly available:
