Programm Potsdam-Berlin-Kolloquium, 11.10.2019
Kolloquien und Seminare seit 2012
Alberto Sesana (AEI Potsdam)
Massive Black Hole Binaries: formation, dynamics and gravitational waves
Sourav Mitra (Hasih-Chandra Research Institute Allahabad, India)
Reionization constraints using principal component analysis
Romauld Tylenda (N. Copernicus Astronomical Center, Torun, Poland)
V1309 Scorpii: a Rosetta stone in the field of red novae and contact binarie
Antonela Monachesi (University of Michigan)
Resolving stellar populations of nearby galaxies: The SFH of M32 and
the color profile of M81's stellar halo
Arianna DiCintio
The density profile of subhaloes in the CLUES simulation: implication for the MIlky Way's dwarf spheroidals
James W. Beletic (TELEDYNE Imaging Sensors, USA)
The Fantastical Discoveries of Astronomy made possible by the Wonderful Properties of II-VI Materials
Wolfgang Steffen (Instituto de Astronomica, UNAM, Ensenada, Mexico)
Astrophysical simulations with interactive computergraphi
Jason Nordhaus (Rochester Institute of Technology)
Recent Advances in Core-Collapse Supernova Theory
Javiera Guedes (ETH Zürich)
The Eris Simulation: Forming Realistic Milky Way-like Galaxies Through Cosmological Simulations
Günther Rüdiger / Manfred Küker (AIP)
The Cross Helicity at the Solar Surface by Simulations and Observations
Elmo Tempel (Tartu Observatory, Estonia)
Orientation of galaxies in filaments: 3D photometrical modelling of galaxies and filamentary structure in the SDSS
