The European VLBI Network Symposium is the main forum for discussion of the latest Very Long Baseline Interferometry scientific results and technical developments within the EVN member countries. This biennial meeting brings together the global VLBI community to exchange knowledge, share research, discuss advancements in VLBI techniques, and foster collaboration in radio astronomy.
The 2026 ITGRF workshop will provide an excellent opportunity to advance the International Terrestrial Gravity Reference Frame and to discuss current activities within the IAG Joint Working Group 2.1.1. The workshop will focus on ensuring the compatibility of absolute gravity observations, establishing and maintaining gravity reference stations, and developing a modern, user-oriented infrastructure for end-users. […]
The two-day workshop will cover the basics of analysing VLBI geodetic data, simulations and scheduling. Participants will have the opportunity to apply their learning through hands-on exercises utilising VieVS & […]
The ESA 10th International Colloquium on GNSS covers topics such as time and frequency principles, positioning and navigation, orbit determination, space navigation, GNSS-enabled science, Earth sciences, fundamental physics, remote sensing, and quantum technologies for PNT. Abstract submission is extended to 8 May 2026; selected papers appear in Advances in Space Research.
The Gravity, Geoid and Height Systems Symposium (GGHS) is a leading international meeting organized under the International Association of Geodesy (IAG). It brings together experts, researchers, and students to discuss the latest developments in gravity field modeling, geoid determination, height systems, and their applications in Earth sciences and society. The next edition, GGHS2026, will continue […]
January 18th – January 22nd, 2027 in Windhoek, Namibia Relativistic jets from active galactic nuclei are among the Universe’s most extreme particle accelerators. Blazars, with jets pointed toward Earth, show dramatic multiwavelength variability and gamma-ray flares, offering unique insights into particle acceleration, jet dynamics, and magnetic field structure. Yet key processes, such as jet formation, […]
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