IR2022 is hosted by the JAXA Institute of Space and Astronautical Science and will be held online over 5 half-day sessions between Monday, 14 February and Friday, 18 February. Registration for IR2022 is free. 

This science conference is now fully virtual! Registration has been extended through 21 January 2022!

A 3-day event for anyone who uses or considers using mid and far-IR data in their research, introducing the basic scientific concepts for data analysis and interpretation.

This program is motivated by the recent observational insights concerning white dwarfs as individuals and as a population, based on the astrometry from Gaia and large photometric (e.g. Kepler,TESS, ZTF) and spectroscopic...

Astrometric, photometric and spectroscopic all-sky surveys provide the first complete, unbiased view of the Galactic population of the most abundant type of stellar remnants: white dwarfs.

The Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) mission is a space-based gravitational wave interferometer planned for launch in 2032. It promises major advances across a wide range of fields in physics and astronomy...

AAVSO's free webinar is from 2:00 pm to about 3:00 pm ET, and features Dr. David Whelan (Austin College) presenting on "Classifying Algol C, the Non-Eclipsing Member of the beta Persei System."

The SKA Science conference 2021, “A precursor’s view of the SKA sky”, is a fully virtual event that has been designed to allow participation from all countries and timezones. The format of the meeting will include...