Scientists are eager to capture images of this year's eclipse — but that's nothing new. Researchers have been poring over images of total solar eclipses practically since there were images available to pore over.

SOARS is working with alumni at universities to develop year-round satellite programs that will help additional undergraduates.

Leading U.S. solar scientists highlight research activities that will take place across the country during next month's rare solar eclipse.

NCAR scientists plan to use the total eclipse on Aug. 21 to comprehensively measure, for the first time, the infrared radiation streaming out from the Sun's corona.

In this newly created role, he will be responsible for strengthening the organization's efforts in research, education, innovation, and outreach.