Symposia

Details on IAU Symposia can be found in the IAU Information Bulletins.

2009
August
Aug 10 - Aug 14	IAUS 267	Co-evolution of Central Black Holes and Galaxies	Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Aug 10 - Aug 14	IAUS 266	Star Clusters - Basic Galactic Building Blocks throughout Time and Space	Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Aug 10 - Aug 14	IAUS 265	Chemical Abundances in the Universe - Connecting First Stars to Planets	Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Aug 3 - Aug 7	IAUS 264	Solar and Stellar Variability - Impact on Earth and Planets	Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Aug 3 - Aug 7	IAUS 263	Icy Bodies of the Solar System	Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Aug 3 - Aug 7	IAUS 262	Stellar Populations - Planning for the Next Decade	Rio de Janeiro Brazil
April
Apr 27 - May 1	IAUS 261	Relativity in Fundamental Astronomy - Dynamics, Reference Frames and Data Analysis	Virginia Beach, VA United States
January
Jan 19 - Jan 23	IAUS 260	The Role of Astronomy in Society and Culture	Paris, (UNESCO) France
2008
November
Nov 3 - Nov 7	IAUS 259	Cosmic Magnetic Fields: from Planets, to Stars and Galaxies	Puerto Santiago, Tenerife Spain
October
Oct 13 - Oct 17	IAUS 258	The Ages of Stars	Baltimore, MD United States
September
Sep 15 - Sep 19	IAUS 257	Universal Heliophysical Processes	Ionnina Greece
July
Jul 28 - Aug 1	IAUS 256	The Magellanic System: Stars, Gas, and Galaxies	Keele United Kingdom
June
Jun 16 - Jun 20	IAUS 255	Low-Metallicity Star Formation: from the First Stars to Dwarf Galaxies	Rapallo, Genova Italy
Jun 9 - Jun 13	IAUS 254	The Galaxy Disk in Cosmological Context	Copenhagen Denmark
May
May 19 - May 23	IAUS 253	Transiting Planets	Boston, MA United States
April
Apr 6 - Apr 11	IAUS 252	The Art of Modelling Stars in the 21st Century	Sanya, Hainan Island China Nanjing
February
Feb 18 - Feb 22	IAUS 251	Organic Matter in Space	Hong Kong China Nanjing
2007
December
Dec 10 - Dec 14	IAUS 250	Massive Stars as Cosmic Engines	Kauai, HI United States
October
Oct 22 - Oct 26	IAUS 249	Exoplanets: Detection, Formation and Dynamics	Suzhou China Nanjing
Oct 15 - Oct 19	IAUS 248	A Giant Step: from Milli- to Micro-arcsecond Astrometry	Shanghai China Nanjing