Abraham Loeb
Professor
Harvard University
ASTROCOSMOS WORLD CONGRESS
Exploring the Universe Through Astronomy and Cosmology
Rome, ItalyAstroCosmos-2027 — 09 Jun 2027 – 11 Jun 2027, Rome, Italy.
200+
Attendees
80+
Speakers
60+
Countries
20+
Sessions
20+
Exhibitors
About Conference Subject
Charting the Cosmos: A Journey of Discovery
AstroCosmos-2027 is a premier international conference in Rome, Italy, dedicated to advancing research in astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology, and observational technologies. Under the theme "Exploring the Universe Through Astronomy and Cosmology," the event unites global scientists, space researchers, engineers, and policymakers to explore the mysteries of the universe. As next-generation telescopes and deep-space missions accelerate planetary and cosmic discoveries, the conference offers a vital multidisciplinary platform. Key topics include galaxy formation, black holes, dark matter, gravitational wave astronomy, and astroinformatics. Featuring distinguished plenary lectures, technical workshops, and panel discussions, AstroCosmos-2027 strengthens collaboration among universities, observatories, and space agencies. Attendees will have the opportunity to present groundbreaking research, integrate artificial intelligence with space technologies, and establish strategic global partnerships to address fundamental questions about the cosmos.
Featured experts
Plenary Speakers
Martin J. Rees
Professor
University of Cambridge
Scientific programme
Session Highlights
Observational Astronomy
Techniques, facilities, and science outcomes from observations across the electromagnetic spectrum.
Cosmology
The origin, evolution, structure, and long-term fate of the universe.
Astrophysics
Physical processes governing stars, compact objects, plasmas, and cosmic systems.
Galaxies & Extragalactic Astronomy
Formation, evolution, and environments of galaxies beyond the Milky Way.
Stars & Stellar Evolution
Life cycles of stars from formation through final remnants.
Black Holes & Gravitational Physics
Strong gravity, compact objects, and gravitational-wave phenomena.
Dark Matter & Dark Energy
The unseen components shaping cosmic structure and expansion.
Exoplanets & Planetary Science
Planets inside and outside the Solar System, including formation, atmospheres, and habitability.
Solar Physics & Space Weather
Solar activity, heliophysics, and impacts on space and planetary environments.
Space Exploration
Scientific, robotic, and human exploration beyond Earth orbit.
Astronomical Instrumentation
Tools and technologies enabling advanced astronomical observation.
Computational Astronomy & AI
Artificial intelligence, data-intensive methods, and computation in astronomical research.
Programme
Conference Schedule
09:00
Day 1: Exploring the Cosmic Universe — Registration, Welcome Coffee & Space Technology Exhibition Opening
09:30
Day 1: Opening Ceremony & Welcome Address by Conference Chair
09:50
Day 1: Opening Plenary Lecture — Exploring the Frontiers of the Observable Universe
10:35
Day 1: Keynote Address — Modern Astronomy in the Era of Next-Generation Space Telescopes
11:20
Day 1: Coffee Break & Exhibition Visit
11:40
Day 1: Technical Session I — Observational Astronomy, Astrophysics & Galaxy Evolution
12:50
Day 1: Networking Lunch
13:50
Day 1: Technical Session II — Stellar Evolution, Black Holes & High-Energy Astrophysics
15:00
Day 1: Refreshment Break
15:20
Day 1: Special Session — Global Astronomy & Cosmology Leadership Summit
16:15
Day 1: Special Session — Space Telescope Missions & Astronomical Instrumentation Forum
17:10
Day 1: Welcome Reception & International Networking
Who Should Attend
Researchers & Academics
Astronomers, cosmologists, and physicists presenting and exchanging frontier research.
Graduate & PhD Students
Early-career scientists building networks and showcasing their work to global peers.
Industry & Aerospace
Engineers and innovators advancing instrumentation, optics, and space technology.
Educators & Communicators
Science communicators and educators bringing the cosmos to wider audiences.
Registration
Select Registration Type
Passes from the live catalog. Pick the option that matches how you will join.
| Category | Details | Standard Registration | Information |
|---|---|---|---|
Speaker Registration |
| $779 | |
Delegate Registration | $899 | ||
Poster Registration | $549 | ||
Student Registration | $529 |
Latest News
View all newsSponsorship01 Aug 2026
Sponsor and Partner Opportunities Available
Organizations advancing astronomy and cosmology innovation can express interest in sponsorship and partnership opportunities.
Call for Papers15 Jul 2026
Call for Abstracts: Astronomy and Cosmology Research Themes
Researchers are invited to prepare abstracts aligned with observational astronomy, cosmology, astrophysics, instrumentation and space science themes.
Announcement23 Jun 2026
AstroCosmos-2027 Scheduled for June 9-11 in Rome
AstroCosmos-2027 will convene global astronomy and cosmology researchers in Rome, Italy, from June 9-11, 2027.
At a glance
Conference Highlights
Key dates and location from the live conference record. Register early to secure plenary and keynote access.
Dates
AstroCosmos-2027 — 09 Jun 2027 – 11 Jun 2027, Rome, Italy.
Abstract Deadline
30 Oct 2026
Early-Bird Deadline
30 Sept 2026
Sponsors & Partners
Venue at a glance
Rome, Italy
Hybrid
AstroCosmos-2027 — 09 Jun 2027 – 11 Jun 2027, Rome, Italy.
Hybrid congress in Rome, Italy.
- Rome, Italy
- contact@astrocosmos2027.com