All news
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21 Aug 2023
RFS 2023 : Space Research School
The annual Space Research School was organized here in late August by Astronomic Youth (Astronomisk Ungdom) in collaboration with Lund Observatory.
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19 Jan 2023
NASA astronaut Jim Pawelczyk visits Lund University
Every seat in Lundmarkssalen was full, and around 50 additional visitors followed on zoom, as NASA astronaut Jim Pawelczyk gave his talk on Monday afternoon.
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5 Dec 2022
Berkeley Price awarded to the Gaia collaboration
Congratulations to the Gaia team (and especially to the Lund Observatory members of the team) who will soon receive the 2023 Lancelot M. Berkeley - New York Community Trust Prize ...
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25 May 2022
Lennart Lindegren is shared recipient of the Shaw Price in Astronomy!
Congratulations to Lennart Lindegren, Professor Emeritus of Lund Observatory, for being the shared recipient of the Shaw Price in Astronomy!
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13 Jan 2022
ERC Starting Grant for Michiel Lambrechts!
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1 Oct 2021
Nils Ryde promoted to Professor
Big congratulations to Nils, who has just been promoted to Professor here at the Department for Astronomy and Theoretical Physics.
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30 Mar 2021
New website launched.
At the end of March Lund Observatory moved its website to the Lund University web server.
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4 Jan 2021
Paul McMillan awarded pedagogical prize
The University pedagogical prize 2020 was awarded to Paul McMillan here at Lund Observatory.
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12 Dec 2020
Work environment at Lund Observatory
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17 Dec 2019
Inauguration of a new telescope
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25 Sep 2019
New telescope installed
New, state-of-the-art 24" telescope will benefit both universtity students and members of the public.
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10 Mar 2019
Anders Johansen has been awarded the Göran Gustafssonpriset in physics 2019
Anders Johansen, professor i astronomi, har tilldelas Göran Gustafssonpriset 2019 tillsammans med Kristian Pietras, professor i molekylär medicin. Båda får drygt fem miljoner kron...
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20 Oct 2018
The Lund University Planetarium celebrates its 40 years
Following a donation by Carl O. Springer, Lund Observatory purchaised an optomechanical GOTO projector and started a Planetarium back in 1978. 40 years later there may not be much ...
