Events Overview
STScI hosts colloquia, conferences, lectures, meetings, symposia, and workshops that cover a broad array of topics of interest to the astronomical community as well as the general public. From this page, you can find current, upcoming, and past events of interest.
Use the filter bar below to search by specific event criteria including Type, Mission, Keyword, and/or Date. Click the Apply button to generate the query. Information and resources for each event can be found by clicking on the "Read More" link. All times listed are Eastern Time, unless otherwise noted.
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CoolSci Celebratory Talk Series
January 22, 2025 ColloquiaCoolSci Celebratory Talk Series featuring Bethan James (STScI) on Deciphering the True Properties of Galaxies Across Cosmic Time, Larry Bradley (STScI) on Unveiling Bound Star Clusters...
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Webb Office Hours
January 23, 2025 Community EventsThe JWST User Community is invited to call into Webb Office Hours to ask questions and directly interact with a team of STScI JWST experts via WebEx. We welcome questions about the JWST Pipeline, calibration,...
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CoolSci Celebratory Talk Series
January 29, 2025 ColloquiaCoolSci Celebratory Talk Series featuring Elena Manjavacas (STScI) on The Brownie Worlds Team at STScI: Bridging the Gap Between Exoplanets and Brown Dwarfs, Van Dixon (STScI) on Evidence...
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The Lives and Deaths of Star Clusters, and the Black Holes They Make Along the Way
February 5, 2025 ColloquiaThe life cycles of star clusters are an integral part of the formation of galaxies and their black hole populations. In these dense stellar environments, stars and black holes participate in complicated...
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What Biogeochemical Information Is Preserved in the Lipids of Extreme Archaea?
February 7, 2025 LecturesAll life as we know it builds cell membranes that serve as an essential barrier from the external environment and facilitate the flow of matter and energy. The lipid membrane composition and its isotope...
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Spring Colloquium: Presentations from STScI Postdocs
February 12, 2025 ColloquiaPresentations and introductions from STScI Postdocs. Speakers to be announced.
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Webb Office Hours
February 13, 2025 Community EventsThe JWST User Community is invited to call into Webb Office Hours to ask questions and directly interact with a team of STScI JWST experts via WebEx. We welcome questions about the JWST Pipeline, calibration,...
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Exoplanet Atmospheres Revealed: Insights from JWST Observations
February 19, 2025 ColloquiaThe James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is revolutionizing the field of exoplanet atmospheric science with its unprecedented stability and wavelength coverage. From revealing previously unexplored chemistry...
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Joint JHU/STScI Spring Colloquium
February 26, 2025 ColloquiaAbstract is forthcoming. Speaker: Mercedes López-Morales (STScI)
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Webb Office Hours
February 27, 2025 Community EventsThe JWST User Community is invited to call into Webb Office Hours to ask questions and directly interact with a team of STScI JWST experts via WebEx. We welcome questions about the JWST Pipeline, calibration,...
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Mapping out the Dark Matter in the Milky Way
March 5, 2025 ColloquiaIn this talk, I will explore the interfacing of simulations, observations, and machine learning techniques to construct a detailed map of Dark Matter in the Milky Way, focusing on the Galactic Center/Halo...
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Transients From Space
March 11 through 13, 2025 WorkshopsTransient science is entering an exciting new era of discovery. The 2020 Decadal Survey named Time Domain Astronomy (TDA) as a top priority and NASA’s Physics of the Cosmos (PhysCOS) Program is...
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The Perils and Promise of Observations to Characterize Small Exoplanets
March 14, 2025 LecturesAbstract is forthcoming. Speaker: Johanna Teske (Carnegie Earth and Planets Lab)
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Galaxy Clusters As Dark Matter Laboratories
March 26, 2025 ColloquiaAbstract is forthcoming. Speaker: Benedikt Diemer (University of Maryland)
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How to Reionize the Universe: Lessons from Low Redshift
April 2, 2025 ColloquiaAbstract is forthcoming. Speaker: Anne Jaskot (Williams College)