2022 ASA Annual Scientific Meeting
27th June to 1st July 2022
University of Tasmania, Hobart
Harley Wood School of Astronomy, 24th – 27th June 2022, Tasmania
The ASA was formed in 1966 as the organisation
of professional astronomers in Australia.
Membership of the ASA is open to anyone
contributing to the advancement of Australian
astronomy or a closely related field.
ASA Statement of Sustainability
The Astronomical Society of Australia supports efforts to reduce the undeniable impact of global warming.
IDEA Community Fund
The ongoing war in Ukraine and other conflicts elsewhere across the world has brought to our attention the clear need to support members in our community.
2022 ASA Annual Scientific Meeting
27 June to 1 July 2022, University of Tasmania, Hobart
Harley Wood School of Astronomy, 24-27 June 2022, Tasmania
Registrations opening soon.
The ASA was formed in 1966 as the organisation
of professional astronomers in Australia.
Membership of the ASA is open to anyone
contributing to the advancement of Australian
astronomy or a closely related field.
Open letter to the Acting Minister for Education and Youth
An open letter to the Acting Minister for Education and Youth, The Honourable Stuart Robert, MP, concerning his recent veto of Discovery Projects recommended for funding by the ARC.
The ASA was formed in 1966 as the organisation of professional astronomers in Australia.
Membership of the ASA is open to anyone
contributing to the advancement of Australian astronomy or a closely related field.
Open letter to the Acting Minister for Education and Youth
Open letter to The Honourable Stuart Robert, MP, concerning his recent veto of Discovery Projects recommended for funding by the ARC.
PASA
Refereed Journal of the ASA
2022 ASA Annual Scientific Meeting
27th June to 1st July 2022, University of Tasmania, Hobart
Harley Wood School of Astronomy, 24th – 27th June 2022, Tasmania
Registrations opening soon.