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The Fermi Large Area Telescope

The Fermi Large Area Telescope

Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope Exploring the Extreme Universe
Mosaic created using photos of the participants from one of the fully remote Fermi LAT Collaboration meetings. The mosaic illustrates the Fermi Bubbles
Mosaic created using photos of the participants from one of the fully remote Fermi LAT Collaboration meetings

Upcoming Fermi LAT Collaboration Meetings

The next hybrid Fermi LAT Collaboration Meeting (Spring 2026), is scheduled for March 2–6, 2026, in New Orleans, LA, USA at the Conference Centre on 11 (📍11th floor, Pan-American Life Center - 601 Poydras Street). 

To help us finalize logistics — including registration fee and social event planning — we kindly ask you to confirm at your earliest convenience whether you plan to attend. Your response will greatly help us estimate costs and gauge interest in potential activities.
Registration is open! Visit the dedicated page and if you have any questions we're happy to help — email the organizers.

2024 Fermi Symposium

The 11th International Fermi Symposium was held in the College Park, MD, USA from September 9 - 13, 2024.

Artistic mosaic of the Fermi Telescope against a Fermi sky background, composed of Zoom photos of participants from the Ninth International Fermi Symposium.
Mosaic created from photos of participants taken on the first day of the fully virtual Ninth International Fermi Symposium (April 12-17, 2021), held on Zoom

Symposium website

2025 Fermi Summer School

The 2025 Fermi Summer School, was held from May 27 to June 6, 2025, at the University of Delaware Conference Center in Lewes, Delaware. The application deadline was January 30, 2025. Please note that the number of spots is limited, and early applications were given priority. If you have questions, please contact the organizers at fermischool@bigbang.gsfc.nasa.gov.

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