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Collaborations are essential to an intergovernmental organisation like the SKAO working to deliver an ambitious mission…

Team SKA's engineers are central to the construction effort, working in countries across the globe to manufacture…

Many members of Team SKA work have joined the project via industry partners, collaborating with research institutions…

The SKA Science Data Challenge 1 (SDC1) is now closed! In this page you can find the SDC1 data and results, and a…

India heeft een sterke traditie in radioastronomieonderzoek, onder meer in de bouw van faciliteiten van internationale…

Around the world at least 640 articles about the commencement of on-site construction were published, generating an…

What are fast radio bursts? What causes them? What can they and other transient events tell us about the constituents…

The SKA project's history can be traced back to the early 1980s, when the first ideas for a next-generation radio…

Tracy Cheetham led the engineering consortium behind the infrastructure design of the SKA-Mid telescope in South Africa…

Industry partners play a key role in Team SKA as part of the engineering consortia, collaborating with research…

Members of Team SKA hail from all over the globe, with more than 100 working at SKAO Global Headquarters in the UK.…

The SKAO is committed to maintaining the highest standards of business ethics. Our Code of Ethics applies to everyone…

Local and Indigenous communities living near the SKA sites are crucial partners in ensuring the success of the SKA…

SKA-Mid and SKA-Low need quiet skies to detect extremely faint signals from the distant Universe, and that means…

Each year, the SKAO will generate around 700 PB of data, enough to fill up to a million average laptops!

Where did it all begin? How and when did the first stars, galaxies and black holes form?

How do space pebbles turn into planets? Are we alone in the Universe?

Australia will host the SKA Observatory’s low frequency telescope (SKA-Low). SKA-Low will comprise an array of 131,…