Séminaires passés (à partir de sept. 2012)

Christophe Pichon (IAP)   [En savoir plus]

Fabien Louvet (Universidad de Chile)   Star formation is a key astrophysical process. At a small scale, it governs the settling of planetary systems, and the complex chemistry allowing the...[En savoir plus]

William Chantereau (Liverpool)   Globular clusters are among the oldest and brightest structures in the Universe, and are therefore witnesses of processes from the early up to the present-day...[En savoir plus]

Sergey Khoperskov (MPE)   I will discuss the formation history of the stellar components in the Milky Way-type galaxies based on self-consistent chemodynamical galaxy formation models. Our...[En savoir plus]

Paolo Bianchini (ObAS)   The traditional picture of Globular Clusters (GCs) as simple stellar systems is being radically revolutionized by the synergistic efforts of theoretical advances and...[En savoir plus]

Lorenzo Posti (ObAS)   Mass and angular momentum (AM) are the two pivotal quantities defining a whole range of structural properties of galaxies, such as their morphology. While cosmology has clear...[En savoir plus]

Dominique Aubert, professeur à l'Observatoire astronomique de Strasbourg, a donné le 14 janvier 2019 un séminaire au Collège de France sur la simulation de la formation des premières...[En savoir plus]

Michal Bilek (ObAS)   The purpose of this talk will be to introduce myself and my work so far. Modified Newtonian Dynamics (aka MOND) is the leading alternative to the dark matter hypothesis in...[En savoir plus]