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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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