Events
Workshop: VLBI Astrometry and Geodesy in the Southern Hemisphere
Possible link between tiny fluctuations in the length of day and large earthquakes
Laser scanning of the 30-m radio telescope surface
Royal Society of NZ | 150th Anniversary Regional Lectures 2017
NASA’s SOFIA Observatory visits Christchurch
Computing for SKA Colloquium 9 to 10 February 2017
NATURE Physics Publication
Public Lecture August 2016: Professor Volker Gass, Director of the Swiss Space Center
Public Lecture July 2016: Dr Scott Bolton, Principal Investigator for JUNO’s Mission to Jupiter
NASA Space Apps Challenge 2016
Computing for SKA Colloquium February 2016
New advance in AUT’s 30-m Radio Telescope research capability in 2016
Observatory hosts a rare absolute gravimeter January 2016
4th International VLBI Technology Workshop 2015
Joint IPENZ + AUT Lecture 2015 on the Square Kilometre Array (SKA)
New Zealand Alliance for International SKA Project: Mid-Year Mini Colloquium
International NASA Space Apps Challenge 2015
30-m Radio Telescope ‘First Light’
International NASA Space Apps Challenge
February Events
An Astronaut at AUT
AUT Space Station App wins NASA Challenge
Orewa Conference January 2013
Our part in SpaceX
Location of the Square Kilometre Array
Opportunities at the SKA Organisation Headquarters in Manchester
A special visitor: Professor Leonid Gurvits
SKANZ 2012 conference
7-9 February 2011 - Long Baseline Array (LBA) Meeting
First light for the ANZ e-VLBI
World Summit Awards (WSA) 2011 - New Zealand finalists selected
Telecom New Zealand hands over 30-metre radio telescope to AUT
International SKA Forum
Linked telescopes success
SKANZ 2010 conference
Launch of radio telescope
About us
The Centre for Radio Astronomy and Space Research at AUT was established as the first radio astronomical research centre in New Zealand in 2004. Read more about our objectives and partnerships.
Conferences
Networking and upskilling is always at the forefront of our team. Regional and international conferences help us strengthen current and future projects.