The MSE project is pleased to announce that Charli Sakari (San Francisco State University) will assume the role of co-lead for the Chemical Nucleosynthesis Science Working Group. Read More
As a spectroscopic survey facility, we strive to maximize the focal surface area for science observation. MSE being a prime focus instrument, the focal surface at the telescope top end is shared between the positioner system with 4,332 tilting spines, each carrying a spectrograph input fiber, and the Acquisition and…
February MSE Science Telecon will take place on Tuesday, February 18 at 2:00 p.m. UTC and Wednesday February 19 at 2:00 a.m. UTC. Read More
Dr. Laura Ferrarese, National Research Council, Canada MSE Management Group Chair for 2020 Read More
MSE:UK Workshop, Cambridge, UK, 25-27 March, 2020 Read More European Astronomical Society Annual Meeting, Leiden, Netherlands, 29 June – 3 July, 2020
235TH MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY HONOLULU, HAWAII, 4 – 8 JANUARY, 2020 READ MORE
We are very pleased to introduce incoming co-lead of the AGN and Supermassive Black Holes Science Working Group, Manda Banerji. Manda is a Senior Research Fellow at University of Cambridge’s Institute of Astronomy. Read More
Sam Barden Joins MSE! The Project Office is excited to announce Sam Barden will be joining MSE in February 2020! Read More
Texas A&M University has officially joined the MSE project, after participating as an Observer institution for the past year. Texas A&M joins MSE partners Canada, France, Hawaii, Australia, China, and India, and Observers NOAO and a consortium of institutions from the UK.
