Past internal seminars

Alessandro Savino ARI Heidelberg The study of nearby resolved galaxies is a source of transformational insights into the mechanisms that regulate galaxy evolution and it provides us with a...[more]

Alessia Longobardi LAM Structure evolution is now understood to be the products of a Hubble time's worth of merging, accretion, and interaction with the surrounding environment. This history is...[more]

Gabor Worseck AIP Potsdam Akin to neutral hydrogen, intergalactic singly ionized helium can be probed by Lyman alpha forest spectroscopy of quasars. The advent of GALEX and HST/COS have...[more]

Anna Lisa Varri University of Edinburgh Our traditional interpretative picture of the internal dynamics of ancient star clusters has been recently revolutionized by a series of discoveries about...[more]

Laurent Pagani Observatoire de Paris In the ‘70s, while several groups were trying to measure various isotopic ratios in dark clouds (13C/12C, 18O/17O/16O,...), it was quickly realized that the...[more]

Francesca Fragkoudi MPA Garching   Embedded in the chemo-dynamical properties of stellar populations in the inner Milky Way (MW), are clues to the formation history of our Galaxy. By combining...[more]

Bernard Foing ESA/ESTEC   C60 was discovered in 1985 from a mass spectrometer peak  by Kroto, Curl, Smalley & al,, for which they got the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1996. It was then produced in...[more]

Gabriele Pezzulli ETH Zurich   Galaxy formation models rely on mechanisms to keep the majority of baryons outside of the main body of galaxies. Different scenarios, however, make different...[more]