Dezember 2023
COLLOQUIUM: Dr. Sarah Bosman, Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Heidelberg
Quasars in the Early Universe: Insights into Large-Scale-Structure and the First Galaxies
Over 200 bright quasars have now been discovered in the first billion years of the Universe, with this number set to explode again with the now-online Euclid space mission. Observations of the first quasars, serving as "back-lights", have revolutionised our understanding of large-scale-structure at early...
COLLOQUIUM: Thomas Baumgarte, Bowdoin College, USA
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COLLOQUIUM: Daniel Seifried, Universität Köln
Magnetic fields in molecular clouds - Impact on the dynamics and chemistry
I present results of fully self-consistent synthetic dust polarisation maps of simulated molecular clouds (MCs) created with POLARIS (Seifried et al., 2019+2020a). The MCs form in simulations of a 3-phase ISM which include its detailed chemical and dynamical evolution. By incorporating noise in our synthetic maps, we...
Januar 2024
COLLOQUIUM: Dr. Björn Voss, Planetarium Hamburg
Science communication at the Planetarium Hamburg
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Februar 2024
COLLOQUIUM: Dr. Jennifer Schober, EPFL
Cosmological magnetic fields
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April 2024
COLLOQUIUM: Prof. Martin Pohl, DESY Zeuthen
Particle acceleration at Supernova remnants
Zoom:
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Meeting ID: 660 0653 5328
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