Asian Gravitational Wave Astronomy Meeting 2026

A six-day meeting combining a three-day student school and a three-day technical workshop to bring together students, early-career researchers, and experts to discuss developments in gravitational-wave astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology and fundamental physics. The student school provides pedagogical lectures and hands-on sessions on GW data analysis and observational techniques, while the workshop features invited talks, contributed presentations and open discussions. The program alternates school and workshop days to facilitate interaction between students, ECRs and experts. The scientific program covers topics including pulsar timing arrays, ground- and space-based GW observatories, early-Universe probes, and data analysis methods.

Support for attending (available to deserving participants), light refreshments during breaks, conference banquet

Students and early-career researchers are especially encouraged to participate; contributed talks and posters are welcome though presentation slots are limited.

Register and submit abstracts via the workshop website before the registration and abstract submission deadline; further details announced on the workshop website.