Street view of the Palmer Commons Main Building. Credit: CRLT, University of Michigan
The meeting will take place Monday - Wednesday (October 7th - 9th) within the normal business hours of the Eastern Time Zone. This meeting will be a hybrid meeting where attendees can attend in person or via Zoom during our recorded science talks, invited guest speaker presentations, and panels.
The main meeting sessions will be hosted by the University of Michigan's Department of Astronomy and to be held at UM's Palmer Commons (100 Washtenaw Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2218, USA), which serves as the University's premier conference space.
Registration Opening Soon
Conference Schedule
NANOGrav's Student Introductory Workshop
From Saturday - Sunday (October 5th - 6th), the University of Michigan will be hosting both the traditional Student Introductory Workshop. This will feature introductory talks, a career panel, and python-based tutorials for NANOGrav science topics. Additional information will be provided as it is available.
Main Conference
The conference will consist of three days, featuring talks from collaboration members, open discussion sessions, an invited DEI speaker, and poster presentations. Our open call for submissions will occur in mid-June 2024.
Travel Information
This conference is being hosted by the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI, which is ~45 miles outside of the city of Detroit, MI.
Getting To/From the UoM and the Airport
Most folks will be flying in via Detroit Metro Airport (DTW), located 25 miles east (~40 minute driving time) of the conference's campus. DTW is a modern international airport and a hub for many major flight carriers, including Delta, Spirit, and US Air.
While carpooling a taxi/ride-share is certainly an option, the Michigan Flyer fleet is can be a very suitable DTW. Prepaid fare is $15 one way/$25 round trip. Tickets purchased at the coach are $18. For questions, call 517-333-0400.