Associate Professor Lee Spitler, Head of Space Projects at Australian Astronomical Optics (AAO, the Astralis-AAO node), Macquarie University, was last night named Space Scientist of the
Associate Professor Lee Spitler, Head of Space Projects at Australian Astronomical Optics (AAO, the Astralis-AAO node), Macquarie University, was last night named Space Scientist of the
The “Adaptive Optics Bench for Wide and Narrow fields” (AOB-WAN) project, also known as “Gemini North Adaptive Optics system” (GNAO) project, has successfully completed its
The Australian Astronomical Optics (AAO) , a node (Astralis-AAO) of Astralis Instrumentation Consortium, celebrated 50 years of groundbreaking contributions to the world of astronomy on
Astralis node AAO-Macquarie (Astralis-AAO) at Macquarie University has delivered its Malya thermal camera system to Queensland-based Gilmour Space Technologies. The camera is scheduled for launch
The Astralis Instrumentation Consortium proudly participated in the SPIE Astronomical Telescopes + Instrumentation Conference, held from June 15-20, 2024, in Yokohama, Japan. This premier event,
The Group of 8 has showcased the ULTIMATE-Subaru project as a leading example of Australia-Japan collaboration, highlighting it during a recent high-level Australian government visit
Astralis-AAO (AAO-Macquarie), a node of the Astralis Instrumentation Consortium, has been awarded $1.169 million in funding from the highly competitive NSW Government’s National Collaborative Research
We are excited to announce the establishment of the new Astralis Seminar Committee, beginning in May 2024. The Astralis Seminar is a virtual seminar series
This year has been a significant one for the team at Astralis, marked by a series of noteworthy accomplishments in the various fields. In 2023,
Astralis Instrumentation Consortium (Astralis) proudly announces its pivotal role and our significant contribution to the Gemini North telescope‘s Adaptive Optics Bench (AOB) project. The Adaptive
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