We are currently not hosting public visitors at the summit or base facilities. Given the continuously evolving nature of the pandemic, we currently do not have a reopening date. When a date is available we will share it on our website and social media. The timeline may be different for each site.
28 June 2022
Where: Seoul, Republic of Korea When: 26–29 July 2022 Website: https://noirlab.edu/science/resources/meetings/gsm2022 #geminiobs22 #gsm22 This is the final general announcement for the 2022 Gemini Science Meeting. All subsequent updates will only be sent…
24 June 2022
The CASCA 2022 annual meeting took place virtually using the Whova platform from 16 to 20 May 2022. In collaboration with the Canadian Gemini Office, Gemini/NOIRLab staff were present at a virtual booth to interact with the participants between talks. Andy…
24 June 2022
This summer, Gemini will host four motivated students from the Akamai Internship Program! Ryan Foley (UH Hilo), Tyler Ogawa (UH Hilo), Xavier Tablit (UH Hilo), and David Welch-Keliihoomalu (Seattle University) will work under the guidance of mentors from…
24 June 2022
There is a new release of the Gemini Observatory Archive (GOA) in preparation for providing DRAGONS quicklook reduced data. This release also includes compressed downloads, improved datetime searches with finer granularity, and a REST API for programmatic…
NSF’s NOIRLab (formally named the National Optical-Infrared Astronomy Research Laboratory) is the national center for nighttime astronomy. For the first time, all of the nighttime optical/infrared observatories funded by NSF are unified into a single organization. The integration of the Mid-scale Observatories (MSO - Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory, CTIO, Kitt Peak National Observatory, KPNO) the Community Science & Data Center (CSDC), the Gemini Observatory, and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory creates a powerful capability for discovery, technology development, STEM workforce growth, and education. NOIRLab empowers astronomers to tackle the most pressing questions in astrophysics today and opens up new discovery space for the future.