About
The Astronomy and Physics committee function in monitoring the status of space- and ground-based astronomy and physics and provide advisory to different government organs and also promote public awareness in the field of Astronomy and Physics. The overall objective is to encourage progress in astronomy and physics and to assist the government in planning programs in these fields, including the field of astrophysics, laser technology, nuclear physics, quantum physics, nanotechnology, particle physics, solid-state physics. From fundamental laws of nature, they’re elementary components and their interactions, the properties and the behavior of matter via fields in space and time up to the structure of space.
A panel with expertise across the range of Astronomy and Physics disciplines will focus on:
• Identifying new opportunities, compelling scientific questions, and themes that have arisen from recent advances and accomplishments in the field.
• Discussing connections between Astronomy and Physics sciences and other scientific fields, emerging technologies, and national needs.
• Explaining how Astronomy and Physics sciences meets workforce, educational, and other societal needs.
• making recommendations for a strategy to fully realize the potential at the frontiers of Astronomy and Physics science. |
