This year’s MWA Project Meeting was held in Providence, Rhode Island, from July 27th to 30th and was hosted by the United States consortium through Brown University. The hybrid event brought together researchers, students, and other experts to discuss and share their findings from the first year of MWA Phase III observations, while providing a […]
Read MoreWe’re pleased to announce the 2026 MWA Project Meeting will be held at Brown University in Rhode Island, USA. We invite you to join us from the 27th-30th July 2026 as we celebrate the theme Phase III and toward the EoR. Online attendance is encouraged. To find out more, visit the event website. Registrations are OPEN for […]
Read MoreThe 2026A Call for Proposals is now open for the Guaranteed Time and Open Access categories for the period commencing 4 May to 31 December 2026. Available Array Configurations and Re-Configurations In 2026A, proposers will be able to nominate a preferred array configuration from an initial set of options. The configurations offered have been formulated to optimise different performance figures of merit and to address […]
Read MoreSee our galaxy like never before. This stunning image of the Milky Way was captured using some of the longest wavelengths of radio light from the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) in Western Australia. The image was created from combining the data of two major surveys of the sky — GLEAM (2013–2015) and GLEAM-X (2018–2020). Curtin […]
Read MoreAuthor: ICRAR Astronomers from the International Centre of Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) have created the largest low-frequency radio colour image of the Milky Way ever assembled. This spectacular new image captures the Southern Hemisphere view of our Milky Way galaxy, revealing it across a wide range of radio wavelengths, or ‘colours’ of radio light. It […]
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