All-Russian Conference

"High Energy Astrophysics Today and Tomorrow"

At the end of December every year from 2001, the traditional conference "High Energy Astrophysics Today and Tomorrow" takes place in the Space Research Institute (Moscow)

HEA2014
22-25 Dec 2014		 The conference will be held at Space Research Institute. See the conference website for details (in Russian, translate button can be found in footer).
HEA 23-26 Dec 2013, 24-27 Dec 2012, 13-16 Dec 2011, 21-24 Dec 2010.
HEA2009
21-24 Dec 2009		 The conference has been held at Space Research Institute. The conference website.
HEA2008
24-26 Dec 2008		 As usual, the conference has been held at Space Research Institute in December. The conference website.
HEA2007
24-26 Dec 2007		 More than 120 participants from Russia and former USSR counties. Conference schedule and photos can be found on the website.
HEA2006
26-28 Dec 2006		 The main topic of the conference was rapidly growing Spectrum-X-Gamma project. See also SRG project official website.
HEA2005
26-28 Dec 2005		 Conference brought together more than 137 participants from all Russia and neighbours. Conference website is located here.
HEA2003
24-26 Dec 2003		 To the conference website.
HEA2002
24-26 Dec 2002		 More than 100 participants. To the conference website.
HEA2001
24-26 Dec 2001		 First All-Russian Astrophysics conference of this line held in IKI RAN.

International Astrophysics Conferences
Integral Workshop
2-6 Jul 2006		 The 6th INTEGRAL Workshop "The Obscured Universe" was held in Space Research Institute, Moscow, Russia. The workshop is organized by IKI, ESA/ESTEC, RAS (Russian Academy of Sciences) and RFBR (Russian Basic Reseach Foundation). More than 200 participants from Russia, Europe and USA. See official conference website.
Zeldovich-90
20-24 Dec 2004		2004 year marks the 90th anniversary of Yakov Zeldovich. The conference commemorates his contribution to astronomy by concentrating on recent progress in cosmology and high energy astrophysics, the areas where his ideas laid basis for revolutionary advances. The conference brought together more than 120 participants at the Space Research Institute (IKI) in Moscow. To the conference website.