Contact: lisa2026-info[AT]umd.eduLocation: College Park, MD, USA
Continuing from past editions, the Symposium will highlight gravitational wave astrophysics, with a primary focus on the most up-to-date mission development, theory and analysis enabling the science to be done with the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna. The Scientific Organizing Committee is planning an engaging program of invited talks and special sessions to be complemented by your contributions of talks, posters, questions and discussions.
We look forward to bringing together a wide cross-section of the international community, including students (with a discounted registration fee). This is primarily an in-person meeting but remote (webinar) participation is supported with a reduced fee. For more details, see the website.
Registration and abstract submission are now open. You may submit an abstract and register (and pay) all at once, or at different times. The abstract submission deadline is April 10, and the SOC is aiming to make selections and post the schedule by the end of April.