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Covid-19 related situation at ZAH

Operations at ZAH premises are currently restricted. Buildings are closed for the public. Please contact individuals via Phone or Email listed HERE or get in contact with our Central Institute Management. For university related news see HERE. (2020/10/06)

Ernst Patzer Award 2020 for Alessandro Savino (ZAH/ARI)

The Ernst Patzer Foundation annually honors the best publications by doctoral students and young postdocs at MPIA and ZAH. This year, Dr Alessandro Savino (ZAH / ARI) one of the award winners. (2020/11/3)

Dylan Nelson starts new Emmy Noether Research Group

The group led by Dr Dylan Nelson will specialize in computational galaxy formation and evolution. It is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) with a 1.3 million Euro grant under the Emmy Noether program. (2020/11/01)

Walter Dehnen new research group leader at ARI

Dr Dehnen is an expert in the dynamics of galaxies, including numerical techniques, and generally interested in any dynamical aspects of gravitational systems. (2020/10/01)

Saskia Hekker new professor in Theoretical Astrophysics

Prof. Hekker is leader of the new research group “Theory and Observations of Stars” at HITS and new member of the ZAH directorate. She is expert on studying the internal structure of stars by methods of asteroseismology. (2020/09/01)

Dominika Wylezalek obtains Emmy Noether Research Group

A new Emmy Noether Research Group at ZAH/ARI has started working on understanding how galaxies form and evolve and is led by Dr Dominika Wylezalek. The German Research Foundation (DFG) has allocated 1.6 mill. Euros over six years. (2020/09/01)

WARPFIELD-EMP: predicting line emission from HII regions in dense molecular clouds

The new simulation code developed by Eric Pellegrini (ZAH/ITA) and colleagues self-consistently predicts the emission received from gas and molecular clouds engulfing star clusters. (2020/07/30)

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Astro & Physics talks

Heidelberg Physics Seminar and Talks Organizer (HePhysTo)

Colloquia at ZAH
Nov 26
11:15		The strongest magnets in the Universe
Fabian Schneider (ARI)
ARI Institute Kolloquium
ARI, Moenchhofstrasse 12-14, Seminarraum 1, 1.OG
Nov 27
15:00		Neige Frankel, Nico Krieger, Alessandro Savino
Patzer Colloquium (MPIA/ZAH)
Königstuhl Kolloquium
Via zoom link. Please contact organisers if you need the zoom information.,
Dec 01
16:00		Frontiers of high-energy computational astrophysics: bridging gaps between large and small scales
Andrea Mignone (University of Turin)
Heidelberg Joint Astronomical Colloquium
Zoom,

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Recent publications
11/2020
Galametz, M.; Schruba, A. et al. (inc. Chevance, M.)
DeGaS-MC: Dense Gas Survey in the Magellanic Clouds. I. An APEX survey of HCO+ and HCN(2-1) toward the LMC and SMC
A&A 643, A63(2020)

11/2020
Rometsch, Thomas; Rodenkirch, Peter J. et al. (inc. Dullemond, Cornelis P.)
Migration jumps of planets in transition discs
A&A 643, A87(2020)

12/2020
Ansdell, Megan; Haworth, Thomas J. et al. (inc. Winter, Andrew)
An ALMA Survey of λ Orionis Disks: From Supernovae to Planet Formation
AJ 160, 248(2020)

more publications ...