APRIM 2026

Science, Co-operation and Friendship

Hands across the Asia Pacific under the IAU

Announcements

APRIM 2026

Science, Co-operation and Friendship

Hands across the Asia Pacific under the IAU

Announcements

APRIM 2026

Science, Co-operation and Friendship

Hands across the Asia Pacific under the IAU

Announcements

APRIM 2026

Science, Co-operation and Friendship

Hands across the Asia Pacific under the IAU

Announcements

APRIM 2026

Science, Co-operation and Friendship

Hands across the Asia Pacific under the IAU

Announcements

2026 Asia-Pacific Regional IAU Meeting

Date: May 4-8 2026
Venue: Hong Kong Convention Centre

The Asia Pacific Regional International Astronomical Union (IAU) Meeting is a highly anticipated gathering that convenes astronomers, researchers, and enthusiasts from countries across the Asia Pacific region. This prestigious event provides a platform for the exchange of cutting-edge research, innovative ideas, and collaborative efforts in the field of astronomy, astrophysics, Space Science and Space Sustainability. Read more...

Main Conference Song - Quest In The Cosmos

Secondary Conference Song - Stars Beyond

Announcements

Major themes

Astronomy Education, Public Outreach and Communication
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Galaxies, AGN and the High Redshift Universe
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High energy Astrophysics
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Gravitational Wave Astronomy
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The life cycle of Stars and their planets
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Radio, mm and sub-mm astronomy
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Astronomical Surveys & Time Domain Astronomy
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Current Larger and Upcoming Astronomical facilities
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Space sustainability
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Parallel Meetings

Parallel Meeting PM01

Space Sustainability
The long-term viability of the low earth orbit ecosystem to sustain any and all spacecraft, satellites, space stations and space based observing facilities will also be covered. This is as the so-called “Kessler Syndrome“ of cascading, catastrophic collapse of LEO due to the impact of space debris gets ever closer to happening. ..... Read more

Parallel Meeting PM02

Astronomy Communication Forum (Max 100 people）
• Crossover dialogues including in a more artistic and inclusive form,
• Communication avenues – progress in the astronomy field,
• Promotion of the public’s deeper understanding and support for astronomical research
• Techniques to attract more media attention to astronomy progress
• How to enhance the dissemination, visibility and influence of astronomy in both the academic community and the general public ..... Read more