SEAC XXXIII

Our excursion to Milies concludes a wonderful and most productive conference. We thank all participants for their participation in the 33rd SEAC annual meeting, their quality work, and the fruiful discussions.

We will meet again next year in Hagenberg im Mühlkreis, Austria!

There has been a power failure in the School of Engineering. As a result, our website, email, etc. has been out of service for the last couple of days. We are back online now. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Two grants worth €500 each will be offered by SEAC to young scientists working in cultural astronomy. Applicants must be postgraduate students working on either a Masters or a PhD degree with a subject on some aspect of astronomy in culture, or must have completed such a degree not earlier than 2020...

The scientific committee, with the assistance of external referees, have finished reviewing the abstracts submitted to SEAC XXXIII. The total number of presentations and posters accepted for the conference is 59. The letters of acceptance or rejection have been sent to the corresponding authors.

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The scientific committee, with the assistance of external referees, has been assessing abstracts submitted to SEAC XXXIII. Because their numbers exceeded our expectations, the decision will be slightly delayed. All authors will get approval or rejection letters within the following two weeks.