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Group overview

Group head Group Description
Holger Baumgardt Physics of dense stellar systems Globular clusters, Galactic nuclei, Massive black holes,
Star and star cluster formation
Frank Bertoldi Mm/submm Astronomy Star formation, galaxy evolution, ISM in galaxies, observational cosmology
K.S. de Boer Stars and Gas in the Milky Way Spatial distribution and dynamics of subdwarf stars.
Fine-structure of the ISM.
Peter M.W. Kalberla The Milky Way and Beyond The Milky Way and its 21-cm line emission, ISM in disk and halo, structure and kinematics, Galactic mass distribution
Juergen Kerp Radio- and X-ray astronomy The scientific interest of the group is focused onto two very different wavelength regimes. However, the combined analysis offers a wealth of information about the physical conditions of the objects of interest, ranging from the Milky Way to active galact
Uli Klein Galaxies: Structure and Kinematics; Magnetic fields: Interstellar and Intergalactic Galaxy structure, kinematics,

Interstellar and Intergalactic magnetic fields
Pavel Kroupa Astrophysics of Stellar Populations, Dynamics and Dark Matter Stellar populations, star formation, IMF, brown dwarfs, binary systems, dynamical evolution of star clusters, dense stellar systems, galactic dynamics, satellite galaxies, dark matter
Norbert Langer Stellar Astrophysics Research topics include the evolution of single and binary stars, nucleosynthesis, supernovae and gamma-ray bursts, and stellar and circumstellar hydrodynamics. To visit the group home page, follow the link with "More" on the menu.
Cristiano Porciani The large-scale structure of the Universe Cosmology, Galaxy Clustering, Dark Matter and Dark Energy, Physics of the Intergalactic Medium, Structure of Dark-Matter Halos and Galaxy Formation.
Klaus Reif Instrumentation Group Developments of new instrumentation for Optical Astronomy and Radio Astronomy. Operation and maintenance of the "Hoher List Observatory"
Thomas Reiprich Dark Energy Team We study cosmology, galaxy clusters, and supermassive black holes over a range of wavelengths including X-ray, optical, and radio data.
Peter Schneider Gravitational Lensing and Cosmology Gravitational Lensing and Cosmology; Theory and observations of weak and cluster lensing, Dark matter and Dark Energy
Wouter Vlemmings Magnetic Fields during the Birth and Death of Stars Radio, millimeter and submillimeter wavelength polarization studies of starforming regions and evolved stars.
Olaf Wucknitz Radio Lenses Strong gravitational lensing, radio interferometry, relativity