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Ad ASTRA Onsite Workshop Logistics & Information

We have several important items to share in advance of the Ad ASTRA Community Workshop next week. The post Ad ASTRA Onsite Workshop Logistics & Information appeared first on NASA Science .

Ad ASTRA Onsite Workshop Logistics & Information

The Ad ASTRA Onsite Workshop will commence on August 28, 2026, at the Caltech campus. It will feature main sessions in Baxter Lecture Hall, coffee breaks and opening reception in Dabney Garden, poster sessions in Dabney Hall, and various breakout rooms in buildings Chen, Broad, Moore, Noyes, Baxter, Linde. Attendees should register early for check-in at 7:45 am, arrive promptly to secure a seat, and note the option to join via an overflow room (Moore lecture hall, Room B270) if needed.

An opening reception will take place on September 1st at 6:15 pm with posters available for viewing. The workshop will be live-streamed via Zoom, requiring registration from both in-person and remote attendees. A dedicated Slack workspace is available for support, and attendees should contact designated points of contact for any issues.

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