Shortly after the James Webb Space Telescope launched into space, the IR 2022 conference convened to identify and explore synergies between ground-based and space-based infrared observations.
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The organizers would like to thank the TFOM network for their tremendous help with setting up a virtual reality component for this conference, as well as C. Liefke and M. Pössel from Haus der Astronomie for their support with the public outreach talks.
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Frost, A.J., Lau, R.M., Burtscher, L. et al. IR 2022: An infrared-bright future for ground-based IR observatories in the era of JWST. Nat Astron 6, 772–773 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41550-022-01733-9
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