Contacts
How to get here
The Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre (AITC) is located at Mount Stromlo Observatory, about 20 minutes’ drive from the centre of Canberra, Australia’s capital.
From Sydney
By car
The journey to Canberra (280km) takes 3.5 to 4 hours via the Hume Highway.
By air
A 50-minute return flight Sydney/Canberra costs approximately AUD300 if purchased in Australia, but may be cheaper if booked as part of an international travel package. You can book a rental car for collection at Canberra airport, or take a taxi from the airport to Mount Stromlo. The drive takes about 30 minutes.
By bus or train
There are regular bus and train services between central Sydney and Canberra. These services take about 4 hours and cost approximately AUD50 (return). Visit Transport NSW for information about train services and Murrays or Greyhound for bus services.
Locatiion
General enquiries
Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre
+61 2 6125 0230
AITC Organisation
AITC Director: Celine d'Orgeville
AITC Technical Director: Roger Haynes
Strategic Areas
Artificial Intelligence: David Brodrick
Astralis Instrumentation Consortium: Nian (Jenny) Jiang
Detectors: Annino Vaccarella
Earth Observation: Robert Sharp
Education: Tony Travouillon
Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics: Celine d'Orgeville
Laser Communications: Francis Bennet
National Space Test Facility: Eduardo Trifoni
Software: Jon Nielsen
Space Testing & Qualification: Eduardo Trifoni
Telescope Instrumentation: Tony Travouillon