Code of Conduct
Bachelor, Master and PhD projects
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You can work on your bachelor or master thesis at the institute; a list of potential supervisors having teaching responsibilities at one of the universities in the Berlin-Potsdam region is given below. The cooperation with Potsdam University is very close; arrangements can be made for students from Berlin Universities. For a list of current job openings (including PhD jobs) see here. |
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| Supervisor | Topic | Phone (0331)7499- | Email at aip.de |
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| Dr. Rainer Arlt | Magnetohydrodynamic problems in solar and stellar activity, star formation and the interstellar medium. | 354 | rarlt |
| Prof. Dr. Mario-Rosa Cioni |
Stellar populations (resolved) in nearby galaxies. Optical and near-infrared imaging. Stellar evolution, evolved and variable stars. Metal-poor stars.
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651 | mcioni |
| apl. Prof. Dr. Carsten Denker | Solar physics and instrumentation, active region and sunspot evolution, image reconstruction and two-dimensional spectropolarimetry. | 297 | cdenker |
| Dr. Noam Libeskind | Dwarf galaxies, Local Universe, Cosmic Web, numerical simulations, galaxy formation | 641 | nlibeskind |
| apl. Prof. Dr. Gottfried Mann | Radio observations and theory of plasma processes in the solar corona | 292 | gmann |
| Applications of coupled multi-core fibers as multi-purpose sensors | 687 | sminardi | |
| Numerical optimization of AO testbench for astronomical instrumentation | 687 | sminardi | |
| Prof. Dr. Katja Poppenhäger | Observational aspects of stellar physics and exoplanets | 521 | kpoppenhaeger |
| PD Dr. Axel Schwope | X-ray astronomy, cataclysmic variables | 232 | aschwope |
| Prof. Dr. Matthias Steinmetz | Formation and evolution of galaxies, parallel computing, Radial Velocity Experiment (RAVE) | 382 | msteinmetz |
| Prof. Dr. Klaus G. Strassmeier | Stellar activity, surface imaging of stars, robotic telescopes List of topics for PhD, Master, and Bachelor students |
223 | kstrassmeier |
| Prof. Dr. Lutz Wisotzki | Quasars and active galactic nuclei, host galaxies of quasars, gravitational lensing | 532 | lwisotzki |
