SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Investigator Links for

Jim Burch


Jim Burch, Vice President
	Phone: (210) 522-2526 Email: jim.burch@swri.org

Links on the SwRI Web site for Jim Burch:

News Release:

SwRI proposal for Mars Scout orbiter mission selected for study by NASA

Goldstein awarded Macelwane Medal

Popular Science names SwRI space physicist one of "Brilliant 10" young scientists

SwRI ion and electron sensor successfully commissioned for operation aboard ESA Rosetta comet orbiter

SwRI Boulder space research group celebrates 10 years of accomplishments

Cassini finds Saturn moons are active

Burch awarded COSPAR's inaugural Jeoujang Jaw award

Alexander named chairman of SwRI Board of Directors, Korbell to serve as vice chairman

IMAGE Facts

SwRI® researcher to receive Brouwer Award

SwRI® charged particle detector and ultraviolet spectrometer to fly aboard Rosetta

IMAGE mission to study the Earth's global response to variations in the solar wind

SwRI® awarded program to begin development of the first spacecraft to Pluto-Charon and the Kuiper Belt

New Horizons Pluto-Kuiper Belt Mission Makes Good Progress, Receives Important Endorsements

Innovative space ultraviolet imager to study comet Hale-Bopp during August shuttle mission

ALICE miniaturized ultraviolet spectrometer delivered for Rosetta comet mission launch

Planetary accomplishments highlight first five years of research

SwRI® ultraviolet spectrometer aboard Rosetta performing flawlessly on its way to comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko

Southwest Research Institute anticipating the March 25 launch of San Antonio's first spacecraft

SwRI to lead NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale mission, will provide innovative science instrument

SwRI develops miniaturized, ultra-lightweight charged particle detector for space research

Brochure:

Space Research

Technology Today:

New findings could allow scientists to predict bad space weather

Popular Science names SwRI space physicist one of “Brilliant 10” young scientists

Cassini finds Saturn moons are active

Burch awarded COSPAR's inaugural Jeoujang Jaw award

IMAGEing the Magnetosphere's Response to Solar Wind

Space Science Milestone

SwRI delivers ALICE

To See the Invisible

New Eyes in Space

Burch to Chair Committees

Particle Detector Validated

Burch Named AGU Fellow

Southwest Research Institute^®(SwRI^®), headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, is a multidisciplinary, independent, nonprofit, applied engineering and physical sciences research and development organization with 12 technical divisions.

April 08, 2009