MWA Project Meeting: Providence, Rhode Island, 2026
Overview
This year, we are very excited to hold the meeting at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island.
Radio astronomers are invited to attend from Monday 27 July to Thursday 30 July. Meeting room locations will be advised shortly.
Details
The event will be held in-person, with remote participation facilitated online. Online attendance is encouraged.
The time zone of the meeting will be that of the venue - US Eastern Daylight Time (AWST+12, UTC+3).
Please do not hesitate to contact the LOC if you have any questions.
Registration
Registrations are OPEN for the MWA Project Meeting. Please register by accessing the form here, or through the Registration link in the left-hand menu of this page. Registrations for in-person attendance will close on July 17.
Online registrations will remain open until July 26.
Online meeting links will be sent to registered participants' email addresses closer to the event.
Call for Abstracts
The call for abstracts is OPEN for the MWA Project Meeting. Abstracts for presentations must be submitted through this page, or can be accessed through the left-hand menu. Abstracts are due by 30 June, for consideration by the SOC.
Science Group Meetings
Discussion among attendees is highly encouraged. To facilitate collaboration and meaningful interactions among scientific groups, small breakout rooms are provided on day 1, 27 July. Further details will be provided here soon.
LOC
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Please contact kirsty.snadden@curtin.edu.au if urgent
SOC
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Key Dates
- Registrations open: 2 April 2026
- Call for Abstracts open: 2 April 2026
- Call for Abstracts close: 3o June 2026
- (In-person) Registrations Close: 17 July 2026
- Timetable announced (with book of abstracts): 17 July 2026
- Online registrations close: 26 July 2026
- MWA Project Meeting: 27-30 July 2026
Acknowledgements
The MWA Project is an initiative of the Australian Government being conducted as part of the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy and administered by Astronomy Australia Ltd.
We also recognise contributions from ICRAR, Curtin University, and the MWA Collaboration towards this event, in particular, the event hosts and United States Consortium Lead for the MWA Collaboration, Brown University.
