[ASA] Abstract Due January 12th - Interstellar Frontiers: Bridging SETI, Astrobiology, and the SKA

[Chenoa Tremblay]

Dear Colleagues,

The Breakthrough Listen Initiative is excited to open registration and
Abstract Submissions for an upcoming SETI and astrobiology conference
"Interstellar Frontiers: Bridging SETI, Astrobiology, and the SKA '' taking
place in March 2024.

The search for life has progressed rapidly during the last five years in
the fields of astrobiology and astronomy. The growth is a combination of
new technologies on older telescopes, new ideas, new powerful telescopes,
advances in sample-based astrobiology, and more funding. Our growth puts us
in a unique position to evaluate our goals and successes as well as to
discuss what has been done, what is being done, and what new opportunities
the next generation of equipment will create. We invite the global
community of scientists and engineers to share your ideas, progress, and
successes at this upcoming forum in Perth, Western Australia.

Topics to explore during the conference:
SETI & Astrobiology Instrumentation & telescopes
What can the next generation offer?
Technosignature Search Techniques/Algorithms
SETI Science
Astrobiology Science
The intersection of Astrobiology & SETI - What can we learn from each other
AI/Machine learning for data filtering
Large surveys
RFI Mitigation and Removal
Lunar SETI

Meeting Format: Hybrid
Dates: 11-15 March 2024
Location: Perth Convention and Expo Center, Perth Western Australia
Website:seti.au or technosignature.au
Deadline: January 12, 2024
Submission & Registration form: https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/k62kC1WLPxc6487ZDhLaRlM?domain=forms.gle

Regards,
The SOC

-- 
Chenoa Tremblay, PhD
COSMIC Project Scientist, SETI Institute
Visiting Scholar, UC Berkeley
Twitter-X: @Chenoachem
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