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PAERI'26The sixth international Public Awareness and Engagement with Research Infrastructures conference, PAERI'26 will be…
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African Astronomical Society (AfAS)This landmark event will bring together Africa’s astronomy and space science community alongside global collaborators,…
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Asia Pacific Regional International Astronomical Union Meeting (APRIM)The Asia Pacific Regional International Astronomical Union (IAU) Meeting is a highly anticipated gathering that…
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European Astronomical Society (EAS)The European Astronomical Society (EAS) promotes and advances astronomy in Europe. As an independent body, the EAS is…
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SPIE Astronomical Telescopes + InstrumentationSPIE Astronomical Telescopes + Instrumentation is the most prestigious event for developers of ground-based, airborne,…
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UN/SKAO Workshop on Dark and Quiet Skies for Science and SocietyThis joint workshop will provide an overview of activities carried out by astronomers and satellite operators as well…
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SKAO at the Royal Society Summer Science ExhibitionTogether with the UK’s Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), the SKAO was selected to appear at this year’s…
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Major SKAO science meeting draws international crowd to eastern GermanyThe SKAO science meeting is in full swing in Görlitz, Germany, with more than 600 participants from 26 countries…
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First SKA-Low telescope antennas deployed in AustraliaThe SKA-Low telescope has begun to take shape in Western Australia with the installation of the first antennas on site…
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First IAU General Assembly in Africa kicks off with strong SKAO involvementThe 32nd International Astronomical Union (IAU) General Assembly, astronomy’s biggest meeting, has opened in Cape Town…
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SKAO Science Meeting 2025Bringing together scientists from across the globe to prepare for early science with the SKA telescopes.
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SKA Observatory: exploring a universe of possibilitiesIAU General Assembly delegates are invited to attend a special, day-long event on Friday 9 August to hear the latest…
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SKAO D-G emphasises importance of collaborative, multi-wavelength science at Spanish eventThree of the largest astronomy infrastructures of the 21st century – the SKA Observatory (SKAO), Cherenkov Telescope…
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SKAO organises session at Africa-Europe Science and Innovation SummitThe SKA Observatory is this week taking part in the Africa-Europe Science and Innovation Summit (14-18 June) with a…
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First meeting of the new SKAO Science and Engineering Advisory CommitteeThe SKA Observatory’s (SKAO) newly formed Science and Engineering Advisory Committee (SEAC) held its inaugural meeting…
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Biggest ever SKA Science Meeting kicks off with 950 participantsThe 2021 SKA Science Meeting “A precursor view of the SKA sky” is under way with more than 950 people taking part from…
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Chinese Science Minister visits SKA Global HQThe SKA welcomed China’s Minister of Science and Technology (MOST) Wang Zhigang to its newly inaugurated Global…
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UK Science Minister visits SKA HQThe UK Science Minister Chris Skidmore MP visited the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) Global Headquarters Tuesday 14 May.
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International SKA science conference kicks offClose to 300 astronomers from 20 countries have come together in Cheshire, UK for the international SKA science…
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New nexus of radio astronomy opens at world heritage siteThe SKA Global Headquarters (SKA GHQ), the home of a new intergovernmental organisation created to facilitate global…
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SKA looks ahead to landmark meeting in ShanghaiThe SKA community is gearing up for one of the biggest events in this year’s project calendar – the 2019 SKA Shanghai…
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SKA pathfinder Apertif officially opened in the NetherlandsA major upgrade to the iconic Westerbork Synthesis Radio Telescope (WRST) has been officially opened at a ceremony in…
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HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand visits SKA HeadquartersThe SKA Organisation (SKAO) was honoured to welcome Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand to…
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UN year of basic sciences for sustainable development officially launchedDuring 2022-3, the world’s focus will fall on basic sciences as the “beating heart” of sustainable development.