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Participating Teams
The seven teams taking part in the network, the specific research projects
they are leading, and the responsible
scientists, are listed in the following table: more information on
each team can be found by following the links.
Team: Astrophysikalisches
Institut Potsdam, Germany
Project: The
spatial, luminosity, and mass distributions of young clusters
Contact: Mark McCaughrean |
Team: Osservatorio
Astrofisico di Arcetri, Firenze, Italy
Project: Clusters
as probes of early stellar evolution
Contact: Daniele Galli |
Team: Institute
of Astronomy, Cambridge, England
Project: Building
the initial mass function through competitive accretion
Contact: Cathie Clarke |
Team: Department
of Physics and Astronomy, University of Cardiff, Wales
Project: The
evolution of disks in dense stellar clusters
Contact: Ant Whitworth |
Team: Laboratoire
d'Astrophysique de l'Observatoire de Grenoble, France
Project: The
statistical properties of young binary stars
Contact: Jerôme Bouvier |
Team: Observatório
Astronómico de Lisboa, Portugal
Project: The
formation of small stellar systems in isolated cores
Contact: João Lin Yun |
Team: Commissariat
à l'Energie Atomique, Direction des Sciences de la Matière,
Saclay, France
Project: The
initial conditions for cluster-mode star formation in dense molecular clouds
Contact: Philippe André |
Each project will involve a combination of observational and theoretical
work in a web of overlapping collaborations between the teams: a
key goal of the network is to broaden the skills of the young researchers
through these collaborations and the series of joint workshops and conferences
that will be held over the lifetime of the network.
Modified last: October 15th, 2001
G. Meeus |
