Recent Results from the Integrated Science Investigation of the Sun on Parker Solar Probe

Last December the Parker Solar Probe attained the lowest perihelion distance of 9.8 solar radii for the mission.  The Integrated Science Investigation of the Sun (ISʘIS), and the other instruments onboard, reported healthy status after the encounter and will transmit the collected data in February and March.  ISʘIS measures energetic ions from ~20 keV to >100 MeV/nucand electrons from ~30 keV to 6 MeV and has provided unprecedented observations of solar energetic particle (SEP) events close to the Sun.  Here we review the latest data and present some of the more striking results that have been obtained as solar cycle 25 approaches its maximum.