IMPRS seminar

IMPRS seminar summer term 2021

This is the webpage for the ongoing IMPRS seminar. For past seminars please check the seminar archive below.


The IMPRS seminar provides a central meeting opportunity for all IMPRS fellows in order to exchange ideas and experience from different research areas. 


In the winter term, the IMPRS seminar is held as a literature seminar ("Oberseminar") with presentations about of current research highlights and/or fundamental papers in the astrophysics literature.
In the summer term, the IMPRS seminar is held as an advanced research seminar ("Fortgeschrittenenseminar") with the IMPRS fellows presenting their thesis project.
After the 1st academic year of an IMPRS generation, the IMPRS seminar continues in the 2nd year as a seminar workshop - an external retreat of 3-4 days during which the IMPRS fellows present an update of their thesis project.

Visitors are welcome! The seminar is open for non-IMPRS students.

    Current IMPRS seminar  -  summer  term 2021
 Location:
   Seminarraum 105, Philosophenweg 12 -- currently run as online seminar with ZOOM
Date:    Thursday, 17:15 - 18:45
Tutors:   Henrik Beuther (HB),  Christian Fendt (CF)
   Please prepare for a strictly <20 min presentation plus 5-10 min discussion.
        IMPRS will check for regular attendence
   Seminar schedule:
Date
Speaker Topic
Tutor
 15/04   Nico Winkel   Calibrating black hole masses and their host galaxy scaling relations with cosmic time   HB
 15/04   Selina Nitschai
  The formation history of omega Centauri   CF
 22/04
  Daria Mokrytska
  Stellar Rotation through Asteroseismology   HB
 22/04   Eric Rohr
  Jellyfish galaxies as probes of the cosmic gas   CF
 29/04   Kiril Maltsev   Stellar evolution emulators   CF
 06/05   Zhi-Qiu Huang   Very high-energy emissions from GRBs   CF
 06/05   Dane Späth   Short- and Long-Period Planets around Evolved Stars   HB
 13/05   no seminar   Ascension day  
 20/05   Sebastian Zieba   Optical and Infrared Phase Curves of the Lava Planet K2-141 b  HB
 20/05   Hazal Goksu   Development and Optimization of the Detector Unit Design for SWGO  CF
 27/05   Evert Nasedkin   The GRAVITY of massive planets - exploring the atmospheres of the directly imaged HR8799 system  HB
 27/05   Glen Hunter   Modelling the gas dynamics of the inner Milky Way  CF
 03/06   no seminar   Corpus Christii  
 10/06   Albrecht Kamlah   Dynamical Evolution of star clusters with new stellar evolution of single and binary stars  HB
 10/06   Brooke Polak
  Modeling the formation and early evolution of star clusters.  CF
 17/06   Verena Fuernkranz
  Small-scale orbit substructure in the Galactic disk  HB
 17/06
  Wuji Wang   Spatially mapping the complex environment of distant radio galaxies from ISM to CGM  CF
 24/06   Zhang-Liang Xie   Variability properties of the most distant quasars  HB
 24/06   Bastian Alejandro Reinoso Reinoso   Formation of Supermassive stars through collisions and accretion in the first star clusters  CF
 01/07   Jesper Tjoa   The formation of small, icy planetesimals  HB
 01/07   Maximilian Häberle   Measuring Proper Motions in Omega Centauri  & Building the Locale Volume Mapper Telescopes  CF
 08/07   Arvind Hughes   Statistical Methods in Astronomy Part 1 – Searching For Extremely Metal-Poor Stars with GALAH: A How-To Guide  HB
 08/07  CF
 
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