We would like to express our deep solidarity with those affected by the volcano on La Palma, the future home of the European Solar Telescope.

The European Researchers' Night 2021 is taking place on Friday, September 24. After the online edition in 2020 due to COVID-19, EST scientists and engineers will engage in public activities across the continent.

The European Solar Telescope is a member of a coordinated effort to prepare ESFRI facilities and other pan-European infrastructures of astronomy, astroparticle, and particle physics for the European Open Science Cloud Initiative (EOSC).

Draft statutes for the EST European Economic Interest Grouping were presented to the Board of Directors on June 22.

The Swedish Solar Telescope and GREGOR join seven other facilities in an effort to deliver an unprecedented view of coronal holes.

The European Solar Telescope will be located at the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory in the area of the Dutch Open Telescope, near the Swedish Solar Telescope.

The EST Project Office and the Dutch engineering company TNO held a virtual meeting on April 16, 2021.

Northumbria University & NUSTEM hosted a public engagement workshop for the solar physics community on 12-13 April 2021.

The EST Project Office and SENER Aeroespacial met on Friday March 12, 2021.

The EST Project Office and the engineering company IDOM met on February 12, 2021.