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Here you can find past AIP conferences, especially Thinkshops, from the last years. This list is not complete.
The Local Group as a cosmological training sample
2nd Thinkshop 2003
June 12, 2003
– June 15, 2003
The Local Group (LG) is the astronomical environment we can study in most detail. As such it provides the ideal test bed for our ideas of the Universe at large. The goal of this workshop is to bring together experts in all aspects of the LG who are using observations or simulations of the Local Group to constrain models of the growth of structure and galaxy evolution.
Potsdam, Germany
2nd Helmholtz Institute Summer School - Scientific Supercomputing in Climate Research
Aug. 28, 2002
– Sept. 20, 2009
Sunspots and Starspots
1st Thinkshop 2002
May 6, 2002
– May 10, 2002
Differences and analogies of Sunspots and starspots. What could the detailed solar observations tell the stellar colleague and, vice versa, how can stellar data constrain models for solar spots? What is the state-of-the-art in observing and modeling solar and stellar magnetic fields and what is foreseen for the near future?
Potsdam, Germany
1st Helmholtz Institute Summer School - Tools to Simulate Turbulence on Supercomputers
