The goal of this program is to enhance the communication between these communities, to explore novel uses of white dwarfs as astrophysical probes, and to identify current limitations and pathways to overcome them.

We present the Space Telescope Science Institute’s Spring 2022 Science Workshop, dedicated to discussing what tools astronomers currently use to analyze large numbers of complex spectroscopic data in AGN and star-forming...

Join the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) 18-20 November for ASP2021: Virtual Conference — Sharing Best Practices in Astronomy Teaching and Public Engagement. 

An Interactive Workshop to Explore Novel Ideas for Future Scientific, Educational, and Cultural Activities with the Arecibo Observatory

In light of the continued troubled times and the uncertainty of when our institutions may allow travel again, we are postponing the 15th IACHEC meeting for next year on 26–29 April 2021. We will still be meeting at the...

Join us Wednesday, 7 April, at 2:00 pm ET for a free career webinar, as our host Alaina G. Levine moderates a panel discussion with scientists who have made advocacy and public policy part of their career journey.

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 conference presentations are composed of 15-minute contributed talks (including questions) and posters following the same format as regular AAS meetings. If you intend to present a talk or a poster, when completing...

The annual Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) Science Forum gathers members of the international astronomical community to meet, collaborate, and plan for future TMT science programs. It is the premier opportunity to learn...

Come to Argonaut at 1433 H St NE in Washington, DC and watch the new Cosmos series with your fellow nerds!