During this program, through talks and focussed discussion sessions, we expect to understand the web itself and its connections to galaxy formation, re-ionisation, and cosmology.

A group of current and incoming NHFP fellows will be holding a Zoom Q&A for early career astronomers from 12-1 pm EDT on August 31, 2022 to help demystify the fellowship application process and the fellowship experience...

The Banff meeting will focus on recent explorations of the quark-gluon phase using colliders (e.g. RHIC and LHC) and on the renewed interest in neutron and quark matter in astrophysics, particularly in the gravitational...

The 2022 Sagan Summer Workshop will focus on the topic of exoplanet science in the Gaia era. 

Gemini Observatory invites our international user community to Seoul, Republic of Korea, to share their breakthrough science results, and plan for the bright future ahead as Gemini's instrumentation suite and adaptive...

The objective of this conference is to present the new results regarding quasars and galaxies across cosmic time, from the first galaxies and supermassive black holes in the early Universe passing through the active...

The National Radio Astronomy Observatory is organizing a science meeting to commemorate 40 years of operations of the Very Large Array, with VLA past, current, and future science highlights while looking forward toward...

Join us for the 21st Sagan Summer Workshop!

The 2021 Sagan Summer Workshop will focus on young planets and the circumstellar disks from which they form during the first few million years of a star's lifetime. 

More than 99% of the known Universe is composed of plasma. It should then come as no surprise that a solid understanding of basic fluid and plasma dynamics has been the foundation of many of the greatest successes in...

Gas in the halos of galaxies dominates the universe's baryon budget, traces its dark-matter potential wells, and supplies the fuel for star formation. Circumgalactic gas has also long been suspected to regulate galaxy...

The circumgalactic medium (CGM) can be viewed as an atmosphere that surrounds a galaxy and sustains star formation within it. Much of what we know about the CGM has come from absorption-line spectroscopy, mainly in the...