IRF Uppsala

Space Plasma Physics

Anders Eriksson

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EFW
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Rosetta
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Anders Eriksson, PhD, scientist



Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Box 537, SE-751 21 Uppsala, Sweden
Visiting address: Room 14142, Ångström Laboratory, Lägerhyddsvägen 1, Uppsala
tel: +46184715945, fax: +46184715905, home: +4618513043, mob. +46701713029
http://space.irfu.se/aie, Anders.Eriksson@irfu.se
Member of Space Plasma Physics research programme


Science projects

  • Rosetta. ESA's comet hunter, launched in 2004, explored comet Churyomov-Gerasimenko in 2014-2016.
  • Cluster. Much of what I do is related to our Electric Fields and Waves instrument (EFW) on ESA's four Cluster satellites.
    • My main scientific interests on Cluster have been cold plasma and electric field measurements.
    • Every week, I plan the operations of the EFW instrument on Cluster.
    • We developed a Langmuir probe system for each of ESAs three Swarm spacecraft, launched in 2013.
    • With Stephan Buchert, Reine Gill and others, I have worked on instrument design, performance and data analysis issues.
  • MMS.
  • Freja, Viking and Astrid-2. The data from our previous instruments are still very useful.
    • Investigations of lower hybrid cavities.

Teaching at Uppsala university

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