ASA Meetings
- The Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM)
held in July each year.
- The Harley Wood Lecture
is a public lecture held in association with the ASM, featuring a
distinguished local or overseas astronomer.
- The Harley Wood School (HWS)
for postgraduate students, is usually held just before the ASM.
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The Summer School in Theoretical Astrophysics
postgraduate students is held every two years, alternated with the Astroinformatics School, and organised by the ASA's ANITA chapter.
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The Astroinformatics School
for postgraduate students and other interested astronomers is held every two years, alternated with the
Summer School on Theoretical Astrophysics, and organised by ASA members interested in IT skills, led by Tara Murphy.
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The ASA Early Career Researcher Mentoring Workshop
is a new initiative in 2012.
The ECR Workshop is aimed at postdocs and very junior faculty and aims to address topics related to career progression for the future leaders in our astronomy community.
Other Australian and International Meetings
The
Meetings page
of the ASA's
Australian Astronomy
web site has links to other non-ASA meetings:
Financial Arrangements for other meetings
The ASA may occasionally offer its endorsement of non-ASA conferences but the Society does not, in general,
offer financial support for conferences other than its own scientific meetings.
A Statement of ASA Policy on this issue is available
and enquiries should be directed to one of the ASA Secretaries.
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