Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre News & events Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre « About the Centre History Capabilities Education Projects People News & events Partnerships Contacts The AITC News & Events page highlights significant moments and updates related to the Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre at ANU. News Tuesday, 25 Jun 2024 ANU-NAOJ ULTIMATE-Subaru project collaboration selected as example of Partners in Excellence by Go8 The ULTIMATE-Subaru project has been selected by the Group of 8 Australia to feature as the first example of successful Australia-Japan research collaborations. Read the article Wednesday, 06 Mar 2024 Launch of Optimus Satellite Congratulations to Space Machines Company, with the launch of their Optimus satellite! Read the article Thursday, 03 May 2018 ANU stands ready to support new space agency The Australian National University (ANU) is poised to play a key role to support a new national space agency and to help drive education, research and industry Read the article Friday, 27 Jul 2018 ANU to offer businesses access to space-testing facilities ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian Schmidt AC welcomed the funding commitment of $250,000 from the Government to the University's Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre (AITC), host of the national facility for space-flight testing. Read the article Wednesday, 05 Dec 2018 AITC scientists discuss space technologies at the World Economic Forum Watch ANU scientists present on a range of fascinating topics from the Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin, China. Read the article Tuesday, 18 Dec 2018 NGS2 officially on its way to Chile! The NGS2 instrument is an upgrade to the Adaptive Optics facility on the Gemini South telescope in Chile. Read the article Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Next page Next › Last page Last » 18 Sep 2024 | 9am Mount Stromlo Observatory 100th Anniversary Symposium The Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics (RSAA) will be hosting a 1-day symposium on 18 September highlighting the contributions of scientists at Mount Stromlo since the establishment of the Commonwealth Solar Observatory 100 years ago. Read the article