Physics of the Cosmos
Exploring fundamental questions regarding the physical forces of the universe

TDAMM Study

The PhysCOS TDAMM Study is investigating organizational, programmatic, and technical means to maximize the scientific return from NASA’s contributions to the diverse, global, and evolving TDAMM ecosystem.

The TDAMM Study scope is decomposed into three sequential yearlong phases. Phase 1 focused on defining an implementation plan to deliver an initial set of NASA TDAMM science support capabilities by October 2025. Results of the Phase 1 study were published in a special issue of Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences. Subsequent study phases are examining means for improving coordination with U.S. ground-based observatories and institutions (Phase 2), and internationally (Phase 3).

TDAMM Study Points of Contact

Position Name Institution
TDAMM Initiative Manager Dr. Christopher J. Roberts NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
TDAMM Study Scientist Dr. Brian Humensky NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
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24 February 2025
Special Physics of the Cosmos Announcement
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21 February 2025
ROSES-24 D.6 FERMI GI: Removing INTEGRAL and Reminder on Page Limits
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XMM-Newton Virtual Data Analysis Workshop on 1 – 3 April 2025
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2025 PI Launchpad: From Science Idea to NASA Mission In-Person Workshop. Applications Due 7 April 2025.
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XRISM International Conference 2025 on 20 – 24 October 2025 in Kyoto
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Message from the Associate Administrator of NASA's Science Mission Directorate
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