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Best of ANU community celebrated with Chancellor and VC awards

The Australian National University (ANU) has celebrated the achievements of an outstanding cohort of professional and academic staff who embody the University’s spirit of “excellence in everything” at the annual Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor awards ceremony.

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The colourful spectra taken at Siding Spring Observatory with the element barcode of the pointer stars Alpha Centauri
The colourful spectra taken at Siding Spring Observatory with the element barcode of the pointer stars Alpha Centauri

Fingerprints of one million stars unlock the history of the Milky Way

Australian scientists have released data from a massive, stellar mapping survey that has analysed nearly 1 million stars in the Milky Way. The data will form the basis for decades of research into the origins and development of our galaxy, as well as providing a valuable training set for the next generation of huge artificial intelligence-driven astronomical surveys.

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Subaru Telescope in Hawaii
Subaru Telescope in Hawaii

ANU-NAOJ ULTIMATE-Subaru project collaboration selected as example of Partners in Excellence by Go8

Collaborating with the National Astronomical Observatory Japan (NAOJ), the ANU Advanced Instrumentation & Technology Centre (AITC) will build an innovative Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics (LGS AO) system for the 8-metre optical-infrared Subaru Telescope in Hawaii, USA.

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SSO 50th Anniversary celebrations
Monday, 16 Dec 2024

College of Science and Medicine Service Awards 2024

Please join me in congratulating Zoe Holcombe for winning the College of Science and Medicine Award for Service, in recognition of the outstanding contribution she has made to our community in 2024.

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Monday, 09 Dec 2024

Best of ANU community celebrated with Chancellor and VC awards

The Australian National University (ANU) has celebrated the achievements of an outstanding cohort of professional and academic staff who embody the University’s spirit of “excellence in everything” at the annual Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor awards ceremony.

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Rosella
Friday, 25 Oct 2024

iLAuNCH Trailblazer program and Rosella

The Rosella program, developed in partnership with home-grown and international industry groups, will deliver a quasi-commercial detector control solution configurable for use with most of the detectors used in space-based astronomy and remote sensing detectors.

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Rosella

iLAuNCH Trailblazer program and Rosella

The Rosella program, developed in partnership with home-grown and international industry groups, will deliver a quasi-commercial detector control…
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A night in the life of an astronomer

A night in the life of an Astronomer

ANU College of Science and Medicine recently did a feature on RSAA Researcher, Dr Stefania Barsanti, observing on Australia's largest optical…
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Research Byte - Astrophysical flows

Astrophysical flows, which encompasses a wide range of dynamic phenomena like supernovae, accretion discs, and galactic outflows, are driven by…
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Astrophysics Lecture
4 Feb 2025 | 11am

RSAA Colloquium: Dr Tayyaba Zafar (Macquarie U.)

MANIFEST: A Versatile Multi-Interface Instrument for the Giant Magellan Telescope.

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Astrophysics Lecture
18 Feb 2025 | 11am

RSAA Colloquium: Professor Mike Hudson (U.Waterloo)

Professor Mike Hudson from the University of Waterloo will be speaking on "Cosmic flows and weak gravitational lensing crank up the tension in cosmology."
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Astrophysics Lecture
18 Feb 2025 | 11am

RSAA Colloquium: Mike Hudson (U. Waterloo)

"Cosmic flows and weak gravitational lensing crank up the tension in cosmology."
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