National Astronomy Meeting (NAM) 2025 (7 - 11 July 2025)

NAM2025 covers the full range of astronomy research in the UK, including the instrumentation and astro-particle communities, as well as other key issues relevant to the UK astronomy community. Beside the UK’s astronomy community, the meeting includes the UK Solar Physics (UKSP), and the Magnetosphere Ionosphere and Solar-Terrestrial (MIST) communities.

It is centrally located in the modern purpose-built Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC) and the opposing Ogden Centre West (OCW) building which hosts the majority of the astronomy research at Durham University.

NAM2025 is a hybrid conference but where the majority of participants are expected to attend in person. By using a hybrid model we aim to allow as many people as possible to experience the conference and learn about the exciting astronomy and space science research being conducted around the UK and further afield.

The organisers of NAM2025 have made sustainability a high priority, and will aim to minimise waste produced during the meeting and highly encourage delegates to use public transport when travelling to Durham in the UK and to car share when driving is required.

For full information please visit the conference website at https://conference.astro.dur.ac.uk/event/7/

Key dates:

Open parallel session proposals: 14th October
Close parallel session proposals: 6th December
Announcement of parallel sessions: end January
Open general registration: end January
Open abstract submission: mid February
Close abstract submission: mid April
Announcement of conference timetable: end May
Close general registration: end June

Evening reception: 6pm on 6th July
Start of conference: 8am on 7th July
End of conference: 4pm on 11th July