Australian Space Research Conference
Broaden Our Horizons: Hobart, September 25 - 27, 2023
About the Conference
The 21st Australian Space Research Conference (ASRC) will be held in Hobart in 2023 at the university of Tasmania’s Sandy Bay campus.
The conference is co-hosted by the National Committee for Space and Radio Science and the National Space Society of Australia, in partnership with the Mars Society of Australia. The organising committee extends a warm invitation to space scientists, engineers, educators, and industry, government, and NGO personnel.
$80 for a single day sessions ; $200 for all 3 day sessions.
All food is included during the day sessions
September 25 - Cocktail function
September 26 - Conference dinner - $90 per person
Outreach Activities
Monday September 25
David Cooper Memorial Lecture
Presenter : Associate Professor Katarina Miljkovic, Curtin University
Title: “What can Mars craters tell us about planetary crusts, origin of meteorites, resources and habitability?”
Location: Physics Lecture Theatre 1
Time : 7pm start
Thursday September 28
A morning tour of the University of Tasmania’s radio telescope observatory at Mount Pleasant.
This is a short distance from the University campus at Sandy Bay. Delegates will be asked to register their interested in attending this as it an optional activity.