Group head | Group | Description |
|---|---|---|
Frank Bertoldi | Star formation, galaxy evolution, ISM in galaxies, observational cosmology | |
Juergen Kerp | 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, |
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 | 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 | Cosmology, Galaxy Clustering, Dark Matter and Dark Energy, Physics of the Intergalactic Medium, Structure of Dark-Matter Halos and Galaxy Formation. | |
Klaus Reif | Developments of new instrumentation for Optical Astronomy and Radio Astronomy. Operation and maintenance of the "Hoher List Observatory" | |
Thomas Reiprich | 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; Theory and observations of weak and cluster lensing, Dark matter and Dark Energy | |
Andrea Stolte | Young Star Clusters, Initial Stellar Massfunction, Cluster dynamics, | |
Wouter Vlemmings | Radio, millimeter and submillimeter wavelength polarization studies of starforming regions and evolved stars. | |
Olaf Wucknitz | Strong gravitational lensing, radio interferometry, relativity |