The Science Policies Group is home to the scientific and technical staff that manages the allocation of Hubble observing time, conducts the process of selecting the science program, including General Observers and Archival Researchers, and establishes science metrics to evaluate success.
Our Mission
Science Policies manages the allocation of Hubble observing time, conducts the process of selecting the science program, including General Observers and Archival Researchers, and establishes science metrics to evaluate success.
It is the Institute point of contact with the Space Telescope User Committee (STUC).
Our Vision Statement
The key objective of the Group is to optimize and maximize the scientific productivity of HST.
The goal is to foster the submission of the highest quality scientific programs through the identification of key scientific areas that require the investment of HST time to be studied and to foster broad multidisciplinary and multi-observatories collaboration.
Cycle 21 Peer Review Information
- Panel Review Guidelines
- Cycle 21 Introduction to Cycle 21 Review Panels by Matt Mountain
- Cycle 21 HST Status Presentation to Cycle 21 Review Panels by Ken Sembach
- Cycle 21 Review Process Presentation to Cycle 21 Review Panels by Claus Leitherer
- Panel Support Guidelines
- MCT Information Posted 4/16/13
- Web-Based Reviewer Tool for review members
- Announcement Page for Proposers
- Cycle 21 Submission Statistics
- Cycle 21 Results
Reports and Information
- Previous TAC Chairs
- Previous Panel Chairs
- Previous Panel Members
- HST Observing Cycle Start and End Dates
- Treasury Workshop at Nashville AAS Meeting May 2003.
- Multi-Cycle Treasury (MCT) Program Information
- Report from the TAC Assessment Committee.
- Cycle 20 Review Process Presentation to Cycle 20 Review Panels by Claus Leitherer
- Cycle 19 Review Process Presentation to Cycle 19 Review Panels by Claus Leitherer