New observations reveal that stars can continue creating the building blocks of future stars and planets even in extreme environments.
Partnerships with local communities open up unique and exciting collaborations that help make our work at UK ATC accessible, relevant and engaging to new audiences.
The Royal Observatory Edinburgh (ROE) has announced the cancellation of its planned Doors Open Days event due to essential building works taking place on site.
Groundbreaking instrument captures its first observations at ESO's Paranal Observatory, launching a mission to map millions of stars and galaxies.
Investment strengthens UK role in NASA-led mission to search for signs of life beyond our Solar System.
Researchers uncovered the elusive planet after combining new observations with more than a decade of archival data.
UK ATC project scientist Dan Dicken on the UK’s ambition to join NASA’s mission to find Earth-like planets around distant stars.
New MIRI image marks four years of science operations.
Head of Software Engineering Bradley Frank explains how UK research communities are shaping the future of data-intensive science.
UK ATC Project Scientist Andy Biggs and Software Engineer Thaddeus Kenny recently returned from Australia, where they worked side by side with commissioning scientists and operators on SKAO.
New study pinpoints contamination as the key cause of surface scratches in additively manufactured aluminium mirrors.
UK ATC scientist and former director recognised for pioneering leadership in astronomy.
