Meetings

Hear brief reports from the Society's officers and get to know our new leaders as we close out the virtual 238th AAS meeting on Wednesday, 9 June.

With the 8 April 2024 North American total solar eclipse just three years away, the AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force is organizing another workshop for local, state, and national planners, this time virtually, 9-10 April.

Astrobites has published summaries of many of the plenary talks and press briefings from throughout the 237th AAS meeting. You can also read them on AAS Nova.

News briefings at AAS meetings are open to all attendees — no press badge required. Is a colleague or student of yours participating in a press conference? Come show your support!

Don't miss the career happenings at AAS 237! We'll have a bit of everything, from career workshops to drop-ins at the AAS Career Center, plus a CV Collection for job seekers to post and for hiring managers to peruse.

If you've received an email offering a list of AAS meeting attendees for sale, you're being scammed. We do not share our attendee lists with third parties. Buyer beware!

The AAS Executive Office seeks more members to judge posters for the Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Student Awards at the 237th AAS meeting in January 2021. Can you help?

It’s time to choose our Doxsey Prize winners from among those giving dissertation talks at the 237th AAS meeting. We seek members willing to review and rank dissertation abstracts. Sign-up deadline: 12 October.

Astrobites has published summaries of many of the plenary talks and press briefings from throughout the 236th AAS meeting.

The AAS will roll out a series of career-related content specifically targeting the astronomical community over the next 15 months. We invite you to take part in this exciting new initiative!