A one-day workshop to explore the scientific opportunities and technical priorities for a proposed all-sky radio transient monitor is being held today at Marsfield (and on-line). The goal of this workshop is to discuss and refine radio transient science cases that would benefit from continuous, all-sky monitoring, These include, but are not limited to, fast radio bursts, rapid timescale transients, pulsar timing, stellar and exoplanet radio bursts, and long-period radio transients. The workshop will be structured around informal, discussion-led sessions with participants encouraged to contribute actively — whether by introducing ideas, highlighting challenges, or sharing a few slides to support discussion. The main aim is to refine the design requirements for future all-sky radio transient monitoring systems and maximise the scientific return across of these instruments across broad transient science areas. The image above is an artist’s impression of one concept of how an all-sky monitor might be designed. (Image credit: George Hobbs)