24/11/2022
Dear fellow Malaysian astronomers and our network of friends/collaborators👋
🔊 It is our pleasure to invite you again to participate in the Global Malaysian Astronomers Convention 2023 (GMAC2023) which will be held on 16-18 January 2023 🤩 We wish to bring together Malaysian astronomy researchers (including postgraduate students) and educators locally and internationally, as well as our network of collaborators, to share our research activities, search for collaboration opportunities, and discuss how we can contribute towards the development of astronomy research and STEM education in Malaysia📚 We also welcome undergraduate students in physics/engineering/mathematics/computing or in relevant fields, who may be considering a career in astronomy, to join us and learn more about what astronomers do 🙌
Just a reminder on the following important dates (with deadlines approaching soon !!):
🔖Registration deadline for those who who wish to submit a presentation/abstract: 31st October 2022
🔖Registration deadline for those not planning to present: 30th November 2022
🔖Payment Deadline: 30th November 2022
🖇️More information about GMAC 2023 can visit:
https://sites.google.com/view/gmac2020/
🖇️More details can be found at our academic website here:
https://sites.google.com/view/gmac2020-science/
🖇️The registration instructions and form can be found here:
https://sites.google.com/view/gmac2020-science/registration
📌Registration fee for non-students: RM300
📌Registration fee for students (undergrad and postgrad): RM150
#️⃣The registration fee includes lunch and tea breaks, but does not cover the conference dinner. Note also that a small fee will be charged by USAINS when payment is made.
📝Contributed talks and posters on all aspects of astronomy research are welcome, including on planetary sciences, solar physics, space weather, Galactic and extragalactic astronomy, cosmology, astrobiology, astrochemistry, astronomical instrumentation, cultural and ethnoastronomy, and astronomy education. In particular, we strongly encourage more postgrad students to submit a presentation on your astronomy-related research 👍
‼️ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ON VENUE CHANGE ‼️
Due to delays in ongoing major renovation works, the National Planetarium is no longer able to host our event in January. Therefore, we will be switching our event venue to the National Science Center (Pusat Sains Negara, PSN) at Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, with PSN and the National Planetarium both acting as co-hosts. We apologize for any inconvenience caused, and hope that you can make the necessary adjustments in your travel arrangements 🙇 The National Science Center is about a 20 minute (~10km) journey by car/taxi from KL Sentral and the National Planetarium, so staying around that area is still viable. You can find further details on the venue and travel/accommodation information on our website here 🙏