A collection of science and technical presentations by members of the PRIMA team

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PRIMA Community Workshop   A workshop held in Pasadena CA, March 23, 2022

The workshop highlighted the envisioned PRIMA capabilities, which will usher in new opportunities in far-IR astronomy. 170 people participated. Prior to the workshop, a Community Survey was conducted, to solicit desired high-level science goals, and the instrument and observing capabilities required to enable them. 114 responses were received, and there was extensive discussion, The presentations below summarize the main content of the Workshop.

Introduction and Goals of the Meeting - Alexandra Pope (U Massachusetts, Amherst)

PRIMA Capabilities - Matt Bradford (JPL)

Summary of Community Survey Results - Betsy Mills (Kansas U), and J.D. Smith (U Toledo)

Wrap-up & Path Forward - Jason Glenn (GSFC)

PRIMA (and general far-IR) Probe Instrumentation - Matt Bradford

Workshop held in Boulder, CO, on "Astro2020 and IR Astrophysics: Planning for the Next Decade", March 31, 2022

Science and Vision for a Far-Infrared Probe to Address Decadal Science Priorities - Jason Glenn

Workshop held in Boulder, CO, on "Astro2020 and IR Astrophysics: Planning for the Next Decade", March 31, 2022

Optimization of Instrumentation for the Probe faR-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics (PRIMA) - Matt Bradford

SPIE Optics+Photonics, San Diego, CA, August 2022

PRIMA: the Probe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics - Jason Glenn

University of Maryland Astronomy Colloquium, November 16, 2022