Introduction
Our Mission
We help humanity explore the universe with advanced space telescopes and ever-growing data archives.
We envision, define, and operate missions that offer cutting-edge research opportunities for the astronomical community.
We share scientific knowledge of the universe in ways that inspire, excite, challenge, and educate.
Recent News
Institute Announcements
Current
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Roman Observations Time Allocation Committee: Call for Self-Nominations
Nominations are due Aug. 12 for the committee that will advise the Roman Project on the choice of implementation options for Roman's community-defined surveys.
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2023 Annual Report
Last year, Hubble released an extensive ultraviolet dataset, Webb marked its first full year of science, and work was well underway for Roman’s software system.
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What Are Hubble and Webb Looking at Now?
Check out the revamped Space Telescope Live to find out what Hubble and Webb are currently observing.
Press Releases
Events
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2024 HotSci at JHU/STScI: Science Toolbox and Professional Development
"Science Toolbox and Professional Development" featuring Nicolas Flagey (STScI) on What could/should the astronomy community do make this planet more sustainable? and Molly...
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Webb Office Hours
The JWST User Community is invited to call into Webb Office Hours to ask questions and directly interact with a team of STScI JWST experts via WebEx. We welcome questions about the...
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2024 HotSci at JHU/STScI: The Future of HST
"The Future of HST" featuring Christina Lindberg (JHU) on Tracing the Multi-Phase ISM via Dust Extinction in Nearby Galaxies with UV Photometry, Calum Hawcroft (STScI) on...
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Year Two in Review: Groundbreaking Science Discoveries by JWST
Speaker: Macarena Garcia Marin (Space Telescope Science Institute/European Space Agency) The James Webb Space Telescope is the largest, most sophisticated telescope ever launched into...
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2024 HotSci at JHU/STScI: JWST: Ongoing Discoveries
"JWST: Ongoing Discoveries" featuring Dave Coulter (STScI) on Discovery of a likely Type II SN at z=3.6 with JWST, Matthew Siebert (STScI) on Discovery of a Stripped Envelope...
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2024 HotSci at JHU/STScI: The Future of HST
"The Future of HST" featuring Amrita Singh (STScI) on SDSS-V Local Volume Mapper's Lagoon nebula: Addressing the abundance discrepancy problem, Kalina Nedkova (STScI)...
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