B.20 H-TM POC and email Changed

B.20 Heliophysics Tools and Methods (HTM) solicits proposals to advance the goal of a robust, vital, and cohesive Python environment for Heliophysics. Two types of HTM programs are solicited: new and maintenance efforts.

October 10, 2024. The point of contact (POC) and email address for B.20 HTM has changed. The new POC is Alex Fletcher, who may be reached at hq-hpd-htm@mail.nasa.gov.

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