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Near, far, wherever you are: Dwarf galaxies across a range of distances and resolutions

Abstract: Low-mass “dwarf” galaxies were probably the first galaxies in the universe to form, aRead More >>

Colloquium with Camille Avestruz

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Steacie Prize for Natural Sciences: Lecture by Professor Jo Bovy

The Milky Way in the era of large surveys For over a hundred years, the Milky Way has been thRead More >>

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Steacie Prize for Natural Sciences: Lecture by Professor Jo Bovy
“The Milky Way in the Era of Large Surveys” – Public Lecture May 7 at 6pm. For over …Read More »
JOB POSTING – AST101H1F – Summer Sessional Lecturer
The David A Dunlap Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics is looking to hire a Sessional Lecturer to teach …Read More »
EMERGENCY POSTING – Assistant Invigilators
The David A Dunlap Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics is looking to hire Assistant Invigilators to help preside …Read More »
Prof. Gwen Eadie is a winner of the 2024 Dorothy Shoichet Women Faculty in Science Award of Excellence!!
This award recognizes both her exceptional research contributions and her outstanding impact both within and beyond the academy, …Read More »
Prof. Jo Bovy is the winner of the 2024 Steacie Prize!
The Steacie Prize is probably Canada’s most prestigious early career (age under 40) award for scientists, and is …Read More »

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