.Astronomy 12: New York 2023

OCTOBER 2023, New York

We are thrilled to announce that .Astronomy 12 will take place from Tuesday October 3 to Thursday October 5 at the Center for Computational Astrophysics (CCA) in New York, NY.

There will also be a Day 0 tutorial day on Monday, October 2 and an optional continued hacking day on Friday, October 6. The event will be in person, but we plan to live broadcast and record the plenary talks.

Lodging information:

Please use that links below for hotel reservation- if you book directly with the hotel identify yourself as Guest of “Flatiron Institute 2023 Fall Conference”. Please do not use another hotel booking avenue (ie. booking.com, hotels.com, expedia.com, etc.) A limited number of rooms are available within the block booking at our negotiated rate at each of the three different hotels within walking distance from the CCA. All attendees are responsible for making their own room reservations.

• Ace Hotel New York: A limited number of rooms are available within the block booking at our negotiated rate of $309+tax/night. These rate are available for the days of October 2-7. The deadline for booking a hotel room is August 21, 2023.

• Moxy NYC Chelsea: A limited number of rooms are available within the block booking at our negotiated rate of $419 +tax/night. These rate are available for the days of October 1-6. The deadline for booking a hotel room is September 1, 2023.

• Sonder: A limited number of rooms are available within the block booking at our negotiated rate of $319 +tax/night. These rate are available for the days of October 1-6. The deadline for booking a hotel room is September 2, 2023. To book your room please contact Kaleigh Carroll (kaleigh.carroll@sonder.com) via email

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.Astronomy is not a traditional conference. .Astronomy is a gathering of around 100 astronomy enthusiasts, passionate about how the web and technology can transform our science. It's an opportunity to both expand your toolset for research, communication and collaboration and to broaden your view on an astronomy career. For more information, check out the What to Expect page.

Organising committee

• Kelle Cruz (CUNY Hunter College & Flatiron Institute)

• Sarah Kendrew (ESA, STScI)

• Robert Simpson (Google)

• Natalie Gosnell

• Emily Hunt

• Manodeep Sinha

• Becky Smethurst