Research
Current and past research
GALEV evolutionary synthesis models
Research interests
PhD-project: Galaxy evolution from photometric redshifts
Diploma thesis: Multiwavelength study and optical spectroscopy of X-Ray selected Active Galactic Nuclei
Ongoing projects and collaborations
Research goodies
looking for the pODI pipeline: Discover it here!
GALEV models on the web – www.galev.org
I’m responsibly for operating and maintaining the now official GALEV website that can be found at http://www.galev.org.
From this webpage you can download previously published models and data, and also run your own GALEV model interactively.
Research interests
- Galaxy Formation and Evolution from the early universe until today
- Stellar Populations in galaxies of different Hubble types and environments
- Star Formation and its Feedback processes
- Observation and modelling of Spectral Energy Distributions (SEDs) of galaxies and star clusters from
- Ultraviolett to Infrared (U through K)
- Star Formation in different environments from galaxy mergers to the very outskirts of spiral galaxies
- Dust Absorption and Reemission in galaxies along the Hubble sequence, MIR to sub-mm modelling of galaxies
- Galaxy Transformation Scenarios in galaxy clusters
- Astronomical data processing and reduction, pipelines
Diploma thesis
Subject of my diploma thesis supervised by Prof. Kollatschny was
Multiwavelength study and optical spectroscopy of X-Ray selected Active Galactic Nuclei
Click here for a summary in pdf-format.
Ongoing projects and collaborations
- Thorsten Lisker (PI, Uni Heidelberg), Hagen Meyer, and several grad students in the Heidelberg group: Stellar populations in Virgo dwarf and giant galaxies
- Jay Gallagher (Univ. Wisconsin, Madison), Uta Fritze (Univ. Hertfordshire)
Star Formation in the extreme outskirts of galaxies - Paul Kotze, Renee Kraan-Korteweg, Patrick Woudt (all Univ. Cape Town, South Africa), Uta Fritze (Univ. Hertfordshire): Galaxy Transformation in clusters
Former projects I was involved in
- Hagen Meyer (PI, Uni Heidelberg, Germany), Polychronis Papaderos (Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia, Spain), Yuri Izotov (Main Astronomical Observatory, Kiev, Ukraine):
The Luminosity-Metallicity Relation for star-forming dwarf galaxies - Barbara Cunow (PI, University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa), Hagen Meyer (Uni Heidelberg, Germany), Uta Fritze (Uni. Hertfordshire), Polychronis Papaderos (Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia, Spain):
Stellar Populations and Dust Extinction in Disk Galaxies
Research Goodies:
- Larger Findingcharts for Faint Infrared Standards from Persson et al, 1998 (PDF-File, 1.6MB)
- coming Soon: tabcalc
- coming Soon: creapp
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