In 2022, Ernst and Young (EY) delivered an assessment of the Economic and Social Impact of the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA). The report examines the strategic, financial, and scientific dimensions of the MWA, and finds that the MWA has had a significant impact.
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MWA researcher Dr Natasha Hurley-Walker and MWA operations team member Mia Walker won Shining Star awards at the annual Women in Technology WA Awards, 2022 November 18.
Read MoreWhat does the Moon have to do with our quest to understand the beginnings of our Universe? 2022 November 18, Sky at Night Magazine
Read MoreThis two-day science event will be held online on December 07-08, 2022. Click through for the event page and to register.
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Students from Pia Wadjarri visited Curtin to learn more about the MWA telescope.
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Pulsars create repeating flashes of radio light, and are so regular that you can set your watch to them. In fact, that’s exactly what some astronomers want to do! 2022 June 28, ICRAR
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PhD candidate Kathryn Ross has co-won the 2022 WA science student of the year award! Ross’s research using the MWA telescope has helped shed light on our understanding of galaxy evolution. 2022 August 30, ICRAR
Read MoreA $1 million Australian Government grant has recently enabled the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) to undergo ‘brain surgery’. 2022 March 23, AAL
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A team mapping radio waves in the Universe has discovered something unusual that releases a giant burst of energy three times an hour. 2022 January 27, Nature
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2021 December 23, Nature Astronomy
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