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  • [H1] Understanding the universe on a whole new frequency.
  • [H2] Key Areas of Science
  • [H2] Findings worth tuning into
  • [H3] The MWA enables some of the world’s most advanced astronomy.
  • [H3] Epoch of Reionisation
  • [H3] Galactic Science
  • [H3] Time Domain
  • [H3] Space Weather
  • [H3] Pulsars and Fast Transients
  • [H3] From the outer reaches of the Universe, to the outback
  • [H3] An International Collaboration
  • [H3] 2026A Call for Proposals
  • [H3] Wrap yourself in the wonders of the Milky Way
  • [H3] A new, expansive view of the Milky Way reveals our Galaxy in unprecedented radio colour
  • [H3] MWA enters Phase III: A new era for WA’s window on the Universe
  • [H3] MWA Project Meeting 2025
  • [H3] 2025A Call for Proposals
  • [H3] Curtin astronomer awarded prestigious Nancy Millis Medal
  • [H3] Solving the Mystery of Long-Period Transients
  • [H3] 2024 MWA Project Meeting in Switzerland
  • [H3] 2024B Call for Proposals
  • [H3] MWA Director Professor Steven Tingay recognised at the 2024 Western Australian of the Year Awards
  • [H3] Prof. Steven Tingay, winner of APM Professions Award category of the Western Australian of the Year Awards 2024
  • [H3] MWA Project Meeting 2024
  • [H3] Shadow Minister of Science and CSIRO CEO visited the MWA
  • [H3] Finalist for the 2023 Engagement Australia Excellence Awards and Curtin Global Awards
  • [H3] Radio Astronomy meets Art!
  • [H3] MWA 10 Year Anniversary
  • [H3] 2023B Call for Proposals
  • [H3] Hiding In Plain Sight: Astronomers Find New Type Of Stellar Object
  • [H3] MWAX Correlator Description Paper
  • [H3] A Very ‘SMART’ New Survey
  • [H3] 2023A Call for Proposals
  • [H3] SKA Construction Commencement Ceremony
  • [H3] The Economic and Social Impact of the MWA
  • [H3] Women in Technology WA (WiTWA) Award Winners
  • [H3] Our own Moon is helping astronomers unlock the secrets of the early Universe
  • [H3] 2022 December Project Meeting
  • [H3] Pia Wadjarri Artwork – Gurlgamarnu
  • [H3] On the march toward nanohertz gravitational waves using millisecond pulsars
  • [H3] Western Australia’s top science award win
  • [H3] Major upgrade to outback telescope a resounding success
  • [H3] Mysterious Object Unlike Anything Astronomers Have Seen Before
  • [H3] Astronomers Capture Black Hole Eruption Spanning 16 Times the Full Moon in the Sky
  • [H3] Closing in on the first light in the Universe – the LoBES survey
  • [H3] Curtin’s Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence going where no radio astronomy has gone before
  • [H3] Pawsey Prepares for the Data Deluge from the Square Kilometre Array
  • [H3] Green Light Given For Construction Of World’s Largest Radio Telescope Arrays
  • [H3] Stacking the odds
  • [H3] ‘Campfires’ may drive heating of solar atmosphere
  • [H3] Outback radio telescope discovers dense, spinning, dead star
  • [H3] Astronomers see a ‘space jellyfish’
  • [H3] Ten computer codes that transformed science
  • [H3] Gamers pave the way for million dollar grant for telescope ‘brain’ upgrade
  • [H3] WA’s leading scientists recognised in Premier’s Science Awards
  • [H3] Australian telescope finds no signs of alien technology in 10 million star systems
  • [H3] Pawsey Supercomputing Centre Spins Up ‘Garrawarla’ for Astronomical Insight
  • [H3] Defence Minister releases statement outlining plans for defence in space
  • [H3] Review finds investment in Australian astronomy is paying dividends
  • [H3] Preparations complete in Western Australia for construction of world’s largest telescope
  • [H3] Now, more light on Sun’s coronal heating puzzle
  • [H3] WA Science and Industry Leaders put their heads together to search for the first stars and galaxies
  • [H3] The Biggest Black Hole Eruption Ever Seen
  • [H3] Pawsey Supercomputing Centre Boosts Astronomy Research with New HPE Supercomputer
  • [H3] Curtin planetary sciences and health research boosted with ARC funding
  • [H3] Diversity and inclusion in Australian astronomy
  • [H3] West Australian telescope finds 9,000-year-old supernova remnant
  • [H3] Astronomers Search For Light From Dark Ages Before Stars Existed
  • [H3] Scientists inch closer than ever to signal from cosmic dawn
  • [H3] Probing the Secrets of the Universe From Deep in the Australian Outback
  • [H3] Shining a light on the Cosmic Dark Ages
  • [H3] The quest to unlock the secrets of the baby Universe
  • [H3] Prepping for Even Bigger Data in the Era of Interferometry
  • [H3] Science world focused on WA as telescopes scan the universe
  • [H3] Innovative research uses remote radio telescope to detect cosmic rays
  • [H3] Synchronised telescope dance puts limits on mysterious flashes in the sky
  • [H3] Western Australia’s science finds strength in its isolation
  • [H3] Moon helps reveal secrets of the Universe
  • [H3] Telescope maps cosmic rays in Large and Small Magellanic Clouds
  • [H3] International researchers can now map the universe with Murchison
  • [H3] WA astronomers partner with the defence industry to monitor space
  • [H3] MWA: expanding the horizons of science
  • [H3] Meet the ABC’s Top 5 scientists for 2018
  • [H3] Future full of stars: WA touted as prime location for space agency hub
  • [H3] A big step toward the Square Kilometre Array in Western Australia
  • [H3] Outback radio telescope listens in on interstellar visitor
  • [H3] Telescopes team up to study giant galaxy
  • [H3] Far From Radio Interference, the Square Kilometre Array Takes Root in South Africa and the Australian Outback
  • [H3] Major milestone for key radio-astronomy project
  • [H3] Colliding neutron stars revealed by gravitational waves and massive fireball
  • [H3] The future of astronomy in Australia
  • [H3] These radio telescopes see almost to the beginning of time
  • [H3] Hunting molecules with the MWA
  • [H3] Characterizing the Murchison Widefield Array Beam Pattern
  • [H3] Astronomers probe swirling particles in halo of starburst galaxy
  • [H3] Astronomers hazard a ride in a ‘drifting carousel’ to understand pulsating stars
  • [H3] SKA: Tooling up down under for the world’s most powerful telescope
  • [H3] The Square Kilometre Array: going to infinity and beyond
  • [H3] 2016 in pictures: The best science images of the year
  • [H3] GLEAM: Australian desert telescope views sky in radio technicolour
  • [H3] Preparing to study the epoch of reionization
  • [H3] SETI has new eyes on the skies
  • [H3] High tech partnership paying off
  • [H3] LIGO makes waves with gravitational announcement, and Australian telescopes follow up
  • [H3] Distant galaxy identified as the origin of mysterious bright burst
  • [H3] Time machine in the Western Australian outback obtains funding boost
  • [H3] The Square Kilometre Array: radio silence in Western Australia for most powerful telescope in history
  • [H3] Curtin University gets plaudits for Murchison Widefield Array work
  • [H3] Sydney University physics undergraduate maps huge plasma tubes in the sky
  • [H3] World’s most powerful telescope, the Square Kilometre Array, set for Murchison in regional WA
  • [H3] Radio astronomy backed by big data projects
  • [H3] Monster telescope needs mind-bending mathematics to uncover secrets of the universe
  • [H3] ASU joins pathbreaking radio telescope project to study early universe
  • [H3] A glimpse of cosmic dawn
  • [H3] Artists share sky with SKA scientists
  • [H3] Radio galaxy discovery near Earth spurs more questions
  • [H3] Telescope to track space junk using youth radio station
  • [H3] Vic researchers to play significant role in global project
  • [H3] Work towards largest telescope awarded: Return on astronomy investment begins
  • [H3] Pawsey powerhouse supercomputer crunches pre-SKA data torrent
  • [H3] MWA Operations Launch
  • [H3] Radio astronomy cranks up in WA’s Mid West
  • [H3] The Heart of Darkness
  • [H3] Preparations complete in Western Australia for construction of world’s largest telescope
  • [H3] COLLABORATION BETWEEN RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND INDUSTRY: Lessons learned from the Murchison Widefield Array and applicability to the Square Kilometre Array
  • [H3] The path to the low frequency Square Kilometre Array in Australia
  • [H3] Man in the Moon tunes into Earth’s Radio
  • [H3] Providing a clearer view of our early Universe
  • [H3] Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) radio telescope ‘switched on’
  • [H3] World-leading radio astronomy in the Aussie Outback
  • [H3] Cisco Collaborates with Murchison Widefield Array SKA Precursor
  • [H3] MWA telescope unveiled in West Australian outback
  • [H3] Ground-breaking array paves way for SKA
  • [H3] Murchison telescope to map history of the universe
  • [H3] New telescope to track solar storms from the Murchison
  • [H3] New view of the Sun: Radio telescope could save world billions through advanced warnings
  • [H3] Radio telescope already matches best data
  • [H3] $51m Murchison radio-telescope launched in outback WA
  • [H3] New radio telescope could save world billions: Murchison Widefield Array telescope complete after eight years
  • [H3] Junk radio signals track all space debris in one go
  • [H3] New telescope to throw light on evolution of universe
  • [H3] Searching for the tell-tale signs of galaxy cluster formation
  • [H3] 10 of the best Australian observatories
  • [H3] IBM to Power New Generation Radio Telescope and Help Probe the Origins of the Universe
  • [H3] Australia to share in world’s largest telescope
  • [H3] Murchison Widefield Array, Underway
  • [H3] CSIRO eyes petascale supercomputer for Pawsey Centre
  • [H3] WA high-tech business helps astronomers discover the Universe
  • [H3] Reach for the stars
  • [H3] IBM award strengthens SKA chances
  • [H3] IBM Award to Victoria University of Wellington Supports the Murchison Widefield Array Pathfinder Project for SKA
  • [H3] Big Astronomy
  • [H3] $4.6M awarded towards the Murchison Widefield Array
  • [H3] Perth to Geraldton fibre roll out begins
  • [H3] Australian SKA telescope to get broadband blackspot fibre
  • [H3] Exotic Telescopes Prepare to Probe Era of First Stars and Galaxies
  • [H3] Harnessing fun for serious science
  • [H3] ‘Astronomy revolutions’ spur on the new director of the Haystack Observatory
  • [H3] The birth of the Universe
  • [H3] A look way, way back — New technique offers researchers clues to the universe’s dark age
  • [H3] Eavesdropping on E.T. Sooner Than We Think
  • [H3] Scientists Hope to Listen for Potential ‘Friends’ Elsewhere in the Universe
  • [H3] Radio astronomy: Dutch courage
  • [H3] New radio telescope to be built in WA
  • [H3] Radio Telescope will Look Back to the Beginning
  • [H3] Murchison proves popular for radio astronomy

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2023B Call for Proposals Sisäinen Antaa mehua
Hiding In Plain Sight: Astronomers Find New Type Of Stellar Object Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
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Green Light Given For Construction Of World’s Largest Radio Telescope Arrays Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Stacking the odds Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
‘Campfires’ may drive heating of solar atmosphere Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Outback radio telescope discovers dense, spinning, dead star Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Astronomers see a ‘space jellyfish’ Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Ten computer codes that transformed science Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Gamers pave the way for million dollar grant for telescope ‘brain’ upgrade Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
WA’s leading scientists recognised in Premier’s Science Awards Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Australian telescope finds no signs of alien technology in 10 million star systems Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Pawsey Supercomputing Centre Spins Up ‘Garrawarla’ for Astronomical Insight Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Defence Minister releases statement outlining plans for defence in space Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Review finds investment in Australian astronomy is paying dividends Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Preparations complete in Western Australia for construction of world’s largest telescope Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Now, more light on Sun’s coronal heating puzzle Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
WA Science and Industry Leaders put their heads together to search for the first stars and galaxies Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
The Biggest Black Hole Eruption Ever Seen Sisäinen Antaa mehua
Pawsey Supercomputing Centre Boosts Astronomy Research with New HPE Supercomputer Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Curtin planetary sciences and health research boosted with ARC funding Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Diversity and inclusion in Australian astronomy Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
West Australian telescope finds 9,000-year-old supernova remnant Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Astronomers Search For Light From Dark Ages Before Stars Existed Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Scientists inch closer than ever to signal from cosmic dawn Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Probing the Secrets of the Universe From Deep in the Australian Outback Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Shining a light on the Cosmic Dark Ages Sisäinen Antaa mehua
The quest to unlock the secrets of the baby Universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Prepping for Even Bigger Data in the Era of Interferometry Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Science world focused on WA as telescopes scan the universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Innovative research uses remote radio telescope to detect cosmic rays Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Synchronised telescope dance puts limits on mysterious flashes in the sky Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Western Australia’s science finds strength in its isolation Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Moon helps reveal secrets of the Universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Telescope maps cosmic rays in Large and Small Magellanic Clouds Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
International researchers can now map the universe with Murchison Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
WA astronomers partner with the defence industry to monitor space Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
MWA: expanding the horizons of science Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Meet the ABC’s Top 5 scientists for 2018 Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Future full of stars: WA touted as prime location for space agency hub Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
A big step toward the Square Kilometre Array in Western Australia Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Outback radio telescope listens in on interstellar visitor Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Telescopes team up to study giant galaxy Sisäinen Antaa mehua
Far From Radio Interference, the Square Kilometre Array Takes Root in South Africa and the Australian Outback Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Major milestone for key radio-astronomy project Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Colliding neutron stars revealed by gravitational waves and massive fireball Sisäinen Antaa mehua
The future of astronomy in Australia Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
These radio telescopes see almost to the beginning of time Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Hunting molecules with the MWA Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Characterizing the Murchison Widefield Array Beam Pattern Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Astronomers probe swirling particles in halo of starburst galaxy Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Astronomers hazard a ride in a ‘drifting carousel’ to understand pulsating stars Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
SKA: Tooling up down under for the world’s most powerful telescope Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
The Square Kilometre Array: going to infinity and beyond Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
2016 in pictures: The best science images of the year Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
GLEAM: Australian desert telescope views sky in radio technicolour Sisäinen Antaa mehua
Preparing to study the epoch of reionization Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
SETI has new eyes on the skies Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
High tech partnership paying off Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
LIGO makes waves with gravitational announcement, and Australian telescopes follow up Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Distant galaxy identified as the origin of mysterious bright burst Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Time machine in the Western Australian outback obtains funding boost Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
The Square Kilometre Array: radio silence in Western Australia for most powerful telescope in history Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Curtin University gets plaudits for Murchison Widefield Array work Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Sydney University physics undergraduate maps huge plasma tubes in the sky Sisäinen Antaa mehua
World’s most powerful telescope, the Square Kilometre Array, set for Murchison in regional WA Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Radio astronomy backed by big data projects Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Monster telescope needs mind-bending mathematics to uncover secrets of the universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
ASU joins pathbreaking radio telescope project to study early universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
A glimpse of cosmic dawn Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Artists share sky with SKA scientists Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Radio galaxy discovery near Earth spurs more questions Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Telescope to track space junk using youth radio station Sisäinen Antaa mehua
Vic researchers to play significant role in global project Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Work towards largest telescope awarded: Return on astronomy investment begins Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Pawsey powerhouse supercomputer crunches pre-SKA data torrent Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
MWA Operations Launch Sisäinen Antaa mehua
Radio astronomy cranks up in WA’s Mid West Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
The Heart of Darkness Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Preparations complete in Western Australia for construction of world’s largest telescope Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
COLLABORATION BETWEEN RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND INDUSTRY: Lessons learned from the Murchison Widefield Array and applicability to the Square Kilometre Array Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
The path to the low frequency Square Kilometre Array in Australia Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Man in the Moon tunes into Earth’s Radio Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Providing a clearer view of our early Universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) radio telescope ‘switched on’ Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
World-leading radio astronomy in the Aussie Outback Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Cisco Collaborates with Murchison Widefield Array SKA Precursor Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
MWA telescope unveiled in West Australian outback Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Ground-breaking array paves way for SKA Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Murchison telescope to map history of the universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
New telescope to track solar storms from the Murchison Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
New view of the Sun: Radio telescope could save world billions through advanced warnings Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Radio telescope already matches best data Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
$51m Murchison radio-telescope launched in outback WA Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
New radio telescope could save world billions: Murchison Widefield Array telescope complete after eight years Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Junk radio signals track all space debris in one go Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
New telescope to throw light on evolution of universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Searching for the tell-tale signs of galaxy cluster formation Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
10 of the best Australian observatories Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
IBM to Power New Generation Radio Telescope and Help Probe the Origins of the Universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Australia to share in world’s largest telescope Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Murchison Widefield Array, Underway Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
CSIRO eyes petascale supercomputer for Pawsey Centre Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
WA high-tech business helps astronomers discover the Universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Reach for the stars Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
IBM award strengthens SKA chances Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
IBM Award to Victoria University of Wellington Supports the Murchison Widefield Array Pathfinder Project for SKA Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
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Perth to Geraldton fibre roll out begins Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Australian SKA telescope to get broadband blackspot fibre Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Exotic Telescopes Prepare to Probe Era of First Stars and Galaxies Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Harnessing fun for serious science Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
‘Astronomy revolutions’ spur on the new director of the Haystack Observatory Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
The birth of the Universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
A look way, way back — New technique offers researchers clues to the universe’s dark age Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Eavesdropping on E.T. Sooner Than We Think Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Scientists Hope to Listen for Potential ‘Friends’ Elsewhere in the Universe Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Radio astronomy: Dutch courage Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
New radio telescope to be built in WA Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Radio Telescope will Look Back to the Beginning Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
Murchison proves popular for radio astronomy Ulkoinen Antaa mehua
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