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The solar atmosphere is a highly dynamic region in which complex magnetic fields evolve and produce a host of phenomena, including flares and coronal mass ejections (the most violent eruptions in the solar system). We are interested in many topics in this area, including flux emergence, reconnection, turbulence, the onset of eruptions and space weather.