Admission is free and visitors are always welcome but you must register if you are not a member as spaces are limited. Tickets go live 2 weeks before the event.

This is also our AGM. After the talk and what’s in the sky this month, non-members should leave so that we can carry out the business of the Society. Thank you

“The Low-Frequency Array, LOFAR, is one of the first of a new generation of radio telescopes, taking radio astronomy into a complete new regime. I will give an overview of this pan-European facility, and outline the current status of the radio sky surveys that LOFAR is carrying out, highlighting the challenges, the progress made to overcome these, and the early science highlights.”