3rd Astro-COLIBRI Multi-Messenger Astrophysics Workshop, September 16-20, 2024, Paris-Saclay The key objective of this workshop is to develop and disseminate a research agenda on interconnecting software tools in real-time multi-messenger astronomy. This international conference provides a forum for leading scientists and young researchers to foster communication within the community between developers and users with a range of expertise in the production and use of software tools that facilitates life in rapidly evolving real-time multi-messenger astronomy. Workshop Website

Enabling future gravitational waves astrophysics in the milli-hertz regime, June 30 – Juli 25, 2025, Munich Join us to explore the uncharted milli-Hertz regime of the gravitational wave spectrum, a domain soon to be unlocked by space missions. With a special emphasis on the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) mission, our workshop also broadens its scope to include other milli-Hertz missions and aims to explore synergies with the next generation of ground-based gravitational wave detectors. Workshop Website

ZTF Summer School 2024, July 29 – August 2, Minnesota The school provides a week of hands-on experience via Python Jupiter notebook assignments. Students will work with real astronomical data from the ZTF and other transient surveys. The school is designed for students at the graduate level (MS and PhD) in astronomy and physics with a strong research interest in time-domain astronomy. School Website

Fundamental physics and gravitational wave detectors, September 9-20 2024, Pollica This workshop will unite astrophysicists, cosmologists, and particle physicists to discuss open questions and define theoretical targets, guiding the field in experimental strategies across the gravitational spectrum to learn about our Universe. Workshop Website

Gravitational-wave SNOWBALLS,Populations, and models, January 20-24, 2025 in Sexten (Italy) This workshop brings together researchers at the forefront of both forward astrophysical modeling of compact object binary formation and gravitational-wave data analysis in preparation for the upcoming O4 data release of the LIGO, Virgo, and KAGRA interferometers. Workshop Website

30 Years of Gravity Research in Australasia: Past Reflections and Future Ambitions, September 2-3 2024 In September 1994, a group of mathematicians and physicists founded the Australasian Society for General Relativity and Gravitation (ASGRG) at a meeting in Canberra, Australia. This year, we are celebrating the 30-year anniversary of ASGRG with a 2-day conference, on Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd September, 2024. The conference will be hosted by the Australian National University, Canberra, Australia. Conference Website

5th Gravi-Gamma-Nu workshop, October 9-11, 2024 in Bari Fifth edition of the Gravi-Gamma-Nu workshop to be held in the historic city center of Bari in the Puglia region of Italy from October 9-11, 2024. This year’s workshop will be dedicated to covering the latest multi-messenger observational results on AGN and black holes combined with highlights on novel simulation techniques and analysis methods. Workshop Website

Erlangen School for Astroparticle Physics 2024, October 7-15, in Obertrubach-Bärnfels Announcement: the 20th edition of the annual School for Astroparticle Physics, to be held from 7th to 15th October 2024 in Obertrubach-Bärnfels, close to Erlangen, Germany. The school is aimed at advanced graduate and PhD students from all fields of experimental and theoretical astroparticle physics. It will be held in English and is open for international participation. School Website

11th International Fermi Symposium, September 9-13, 2024, College Park, Maryland This meeting will focus on the new scientific investigations and results enabled by Fermi, the mission and instrument characteristics, future opportunities, and coordinated observations and analyses. Symposium Website

DTP/TALENT 2024, Nuclear Theory for Astrophysics, July 15 – August 2 2024, Trento Nuclear physics and astrophysics are strongly linked through neutron stars, compact objects that represent the densest form of matter in the universe. Neutron stars also have strong synergies to nucleosynthesis and the origin of the heaviest elements in the cosmos. This TALENT school will cover: 1) the equation of state of neutron-rich matter and new constraints inferred from nuclear theory, experiment and observations, 2) core-collapse supernova as the birthplace of neutron stars, and 3) neutron star mergers and gravitational waves to probe the neutron-star interior. School Website