Gemini 2024B observing programs and schedule have been announced!
Notification emails were sent to successful PIs on Jun 13, 2024. Please check the schedules page for more information.
Note that the latest version of the Observing Tool is required to access and update 2024B programs.
Image: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/ M. Rodriguez, T.A. Rector, J. Miller, M. Zamani & D. de Martin
We strongly advise Mac users running on Apple silicon systems to refrain from updating their operating system to Sonoma 14.4 until further notice.
Updating to this version may result in disruptions to the functionality of our Observing Tool (OT), Phase I Tool (PIT), and other Java based tools.
The 2024B Gemini Observatory Call for Proposals has been released. Proposals are being accepted for observations from 1 August, 2024 to 31 January, 2025. Gemini North and Gemini South are expected to have 153 and 157 nights available for science, respectively. A new version of the Phase I Tool (PIT) has been released to support proposal submissions.
While Gemini is once again observing after the Cyber Incident, there are some operational issues which we are still working out. We are writing to inform you of the operational limitations we are working under while work continues.
In particular, some of the usual tools for communicating program status are currently unavailable or not fully functional, and we are actively working to minimize the impact on users.
Gemini 2024A observing programs and schedule have been announced!
Notification emails were sent to successful PIs on Dec 18, 2023. Please check the schedules page for more information.
Note that the latest version of the Observing Tool is required to access and update 2024A programs.
Image: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/Joy Pollard
Gemini North and Gemini South are taking science data
The 2024A Gemini Observatory Call for Proposals has been released. Proposals are being accepted for observations from 1 February to 31 July 2024. Gemini North and Gemini South are expected to have 161 and 151 nights available for science, respectively. A new version of the Phase I Tool (PIT) has been released to support proposal submissions. Please note that all Gemini proposals requesting time from the United States, Canada, Brazil or Argentina must be anonymized.
Gemini 2023B observing programs and schedule have been announced!
Notification emails were sent to successful PIs on June 15, 2023. Please check the schedules page for more information.
Note that the latest version of the Observing Tool is required to access and update 2023B programs.
Image: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Paredes
1 August 2023