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Starry Night in Babelsberg

The Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) invites to the next Starry Night in Babelsberg on Thursday, November 16, starting at 7:15 pm with a public lecture of Kris Youakim about "Alien life in the Universe - How likely is that?". Please note that the lecture will be given in German.

Observation with the Great Refractor

The public is invited to take a look through this historical giant lens telescope.

Nature

Ann Mao (MPIfR, Germany)

Detecting magnetic fields in distant galaxies with broadband radio polarimetry

Michelle Collins (University of Surrey, UK)

Using the faintest galaxies as probes of dark matter and galaxy evolution

Fritz Roepke (HITS, Germany)

Models and simulations for Type Ia supernovae

Christoph Kuckein (AIP)

Solar flares: a case study of the 2013 May 17 flare

Viviane Pierrard (Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy)

The influence of the solar wind on the space environment of the Earth

Vincent Martinez (Observatori Astronòmic de la Universitat de València)

Galaxy correlations at the smallest and at the largest scales

Sean Matt (Exeter)

Developing a Standard Model for the Rotation and Magnetic Activity of Sun-Like Stars

15th Potsdam Thinkshop

The role of feedback in galaxy formation: from small-scale winds to large-scale outflows

Daniel Müller (European Space Agency / ESTEC (SCI-S))

Solar Orbiter — Exploring the Sun-Heliosphere Connection

Philipp Gast (AIP)

Pre-stellar core formation in supernova remnant-cloud interactions

Philipp Gast (AIP)

Formation of dense gas cores due to supernova remnant-cloud interactions

Robin Shelton (University of Georgia USA)

High Velocity Clouds of Gas Traveling into and through Galaxies

Sebastian Sanchez

From Global to Local properties in galaxies

Polychronis Papaderos (Instituto de Astrofísica e Ciências do Espaço, CAUP, University of Porto)

FADO: a novel spectral population synthesis tool for the exploration of galaxy evolution by means of genetic optimization under self-consistency boundary conditions

Alice Quillen (University of Rochester, USA)

Astro Visco-elastodynamics: Cracking moons and spin and obliquity evolution in tidally evolving and migrating satellite and planetary systems

Robin Kooistra (Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, University of Groningen)

Detecting HI 21 cm emission from the IGM in large scale filaments with current and future radio telescopes

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