EVENTS

Featuring Isha Nayak on Multi-Wavelength Analysis of a Super Star Cluster and the Invision Working Group on The Status of Diversity & Inclusion at STScI.

Understanding the way nature assembles matter into stars remains one of the key problems in astrophysics. We know that stars mostly form in clustered systems enshrouded by the densest regions of giant...

Featuring Bonnie Meinke on Identifying collisions in Saturn’s Rings by observing the sub-cm particle distribution and Susana Deustua on HST as a particle detector.

Speaker: Brandon Lawton (Space Telescope Science Institute)

The Joint EPSC-DPS Meeting covers a broad area of science topics related to planetary science and planetary missions. It will take place a few months before the anticipated release for the JWST Cycle...

Speaker: Emanuele Berti (Johns Hopkins University)

Henderson (Jim) Cleaves (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Mary Beth Wilhelm (NASA Ames Research Center) Desert environments on Earth are colonized by organisms adapted to desiccation. However, the limits of adaptation are not well understood.  We surveyed...

Speaker to be announced.

STScI will host approximately 25 participants for a 4.5-day, in-depth Master Class workshop in Baltimore, MD on November 18-22, 2019.  The Master Class will include topics related...

Gregory P. Fournier (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Origin of Life studies primarily consist of two sets of inferences:  bottom-up, which infer plausible scenarios of abiogenesis given our...

The 235th American Astronomical Society (AAS) meeting will include updates and events to help the astronomical community prepare for JWST science.  JWST Information Session Details TBD   JWST Propo...

The European Space Agency (ESA) will provide an in-depth Master Class workshop (similar to the STScI Master Class workshop to be held in November 2019) to European astronomers. The workshop will...

The James Webb Space Telescope will be prominently supported during the 52nd annual meeting of the AAS Division of Planetary Sciences, which is going to be held in Spokane, WA.

The 237th American Astronomical Society (AAS) meeting will include updates and events to help the astronomical community prepare for JWST science.