Meetings
The WST meetings
Upcoming
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EAS2026 SS024, 29 June - 3 July 2026, Lausanne, Switzerland
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UK WST Workshop, 14-16 December 2026, Cambridge, UK
Past meetings
French WST Workshop, 25–27 March 2026, Nice, France
A WST science meeting dedicated to the French community will be held in Nice
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Chilean WST Workshop, 15–16 December 2025, Santiago, Chile
A WST science meeting dedicated to the Chilean community held in Santiago
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SS7 @ EAS, 23 June 2025, Cork, Ireland
A dedicated Special Session to WST at the European Astronomical Meeting, Cork, Ireland
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Italian WST Workshop, 10-12 March 2025, Naples, Italy
A WST science meeting dedicated to the Italian community held at INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Capodimonte
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Face-to-face Science Meeting, 4-5 March 2025, ESO Garching, Germany
WST Technical Meeting, 15 December 2023, Cranberra, Australia
A technical meeting dedicated to WST at Mount Stromlo Observatory, Canberra, Australia
For more information, please see the link below.
WST Science Meeting, 5-7 December 2023, Sydney, Australia
A science meeting dedicated to WST at Macquarie University in Sydney
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Science with the future WideField Spectroscopic Telescope, May 23-26 2023, Vienna
The first science meeting dedicated to the WST
Take a look at the conference abstract booklet and posters.
Posters
POSTERS AT THE VIENNA SYMPOSIUM
“Unveiling the spatial properties of the largest and most massive galaxies with the WST”. Authors: M.L.L. Dantas & R. Smiljanic
“Retrieval of physical parameters of galaxies using Machine Learning”. Authors: J. Angthopo et al.
“Constraining astrosphere sizes for planetary systems located within the LISM with WST”. Authors: D.P. Iglesias & A. Bayo
“Star forming regions in the tails of jellyfish galaxies”. Author: Ariel Werle
“Delaunay Triangulation Spheres as complementary tracers for new-era cosmological surveys”. Authors: D. Forero-Sanchez et al.
“Coevolution of protoclusters and their galaxy populations at the cosmic noon. The case of PKS1138 and USS1558”. Authors: J.M. Perez-Martinez et al.
“4MOST Target Selection and Systematic Error Analysis”. Authors: A. Verdier et al.
“Optimal survey design and strategy for next-generation spectroscopic telescope”. Authors: W. d’Assignies et al.
Internal meetings
Science online meeting, March 4-5 2026
GLAO Brainstorm Meeting, November 20 2025, INAF OAA – Florence, Italy
Face-to-face Operations meeting, November 18-19 2025, INAF-IASF – Milan, Italy
Science Detector workshop, October 6–10 2025, Canberra, Australia
Face-to-face science meeting, October 1-2 2025, EPFL – Lausanne, Switzerland
WST Telescope and Instruments Progress Meeting, June 16-20 2025, ESO Garching, Germany
Face-to-face Science Meeting, 4-5 March 2025, ESO Garching, Germany
WST First Busy Week, October 9-13 2023, Varenna, Italy
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