We have great pleasure in announcing that Dr Dave DeBoer has been appointed as the new Assistant Director at the ATNF, leading the xNTD and SKA Phase 1 Theme. Dave […]

A US-Australian research team found that a “magnetar” – a kind of star with the strongest magnetic fields known in the Universe – is giving off extraordinary radio pulses, which […]

The ATNF has a position available as part of the team working on the development of the xNTD computer capabilities. More information.

THE ATNF has a position available as part of the team working on the development of the xNTD computer capabilities. More information.

The ATNF is building a team to work on the development of the xNTD computer capabilities. More information.

The ATNF is developing a new generation of instrumentation for radio astronomy that makes increasing use of high-speed digitisers, and capitalises on access to long distance (hundreds of km), high-speed […]

Summer vacation scholarships are offered each year at the Australia Telescope National Facility for graduate and undergraduate students who have completed three years or more of undergraduate education in Physics, […]

A unique part-time opportunity exists for an experienced Health, Safety and Environment (HS&E) professional to make a profound impact on the safety culture of a dynamic organisation. More information.

Latest SKA-related news for industry and other interested parties is released 11 July 2006 More information.

As part of a strategic plan to build capacity in radio astronomy in Western Australian, Curtin University of Technology has this week advertised the position of Professor of Radio Astronomy […]

A public Open Day will be held at the Australia Telescope Narrabri Paul Wild Observatory on Saturday 29 July 2006 from 11am – 4pm. Entry is free. There will be […]

Second Announcement IAU Symposium 242 on “Astrophysical masers and their environments” will be held from 12 to 16 March 2007 at the Alice Springs Convention Centre in Alice Springs, central […]