Meetings

Are you interested in detecting gravitational waves from space? Join us in Chicago, Illinois, 8-13 July for the 12th International LISA Symposium, and register by 24 January to get the early rate!

The Astrophysics Source Code Library has compiled a list of astro-focused software events being held at next month's AAS meeting near Washington, DC: rich offerings for the computational astronomer!

Attendees arriving early to the 231st AAS meeting in Washington, DC, are invited to attend the NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowship Symposium on 7-8 January.

The AAS Executive Office seeks members — several hundred! — to judge posters for the Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Student Awards at the 231st AAS meeting. Can you help?

Some AAS members have received emails offering to sell contact lists of our meeting attendees. We are investigating these emails and the company that claims to be the source of the information.

Third parties are sending emails to members of the astronomy community offering to sell them contact lists of our conference attendees. We are investigating the entities and individuals involved.

The AAS winter meeting regular registration deadline has been extended to Thursday, 9 November, so register ASAP to save! Don't forget to check out the plethora of workshops available during the meeting, too.

Our sixth annual AAS Astronomy Ambassadors workshop on effective outreach for early-career scientists will be held at the 231st AAS meeting in Washington, DC. Applications are due by Wednesday, 8 November 2017.

Our sixth annual AAS Astronomy Ambassadors workshop on effective outreach for early-career scientists will be held at the 231st AAS meeting in Washington, DC, in January. Applications are due by 19 October 2017.

The early registration and poster abstract deadlines for the 231st AAS meeting will be extended for those from the greater Houston area, South Florida, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and the Caribbean.