A Major Gathering for the Astronomy Community
The American Astronomical Society (AAS) has officially announced its 249th meeting, organized jointly with the Historical Astronomy Division. Scheduled for January 10-14, 2027, in Salt Lake City, Utah, the conference stands as one of the most prominent international venues for astrophysical research and scientific exchange.
Conference Schedule and Key Focus Areas
Spanning five days, the joint program will bridge contemporary astrophysical discoveries with investigations into the history of astronomical science. Participants will present new observational datasets, examine historical archives, and highlight advances across observational and theoretical disciplines.
Fostering Future Astronomical Collaborations
AAS meetings serve as vital hubs for establishing global research collaborations and defining roadmaps for next-generation observatories. The 2027 meeting is expected to provide an important venue for reviewing early results and planning operational strategies for major upcoming ground- and space-based missions.
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