Open Source: OA projects are committed to their software being Open Source.The core principles of OpenAstronomy (OA) include: Projects to share resources, ideas, and to improve code. Trans-Neptunian Objects Minor bodies of the Solar Priscila J.OpenAstronomy is a collaboration between open source astronomy and astrophysics Open clusters: main sequence fitting Cepheids and other objects in clusters Young clusters and spiral structure Local group galaxies: proper motions and Nuno Radio and (sub)mm interferometers AGN Molecular gas and dust in Mario High-redshift quasars Multi-wavelength characterisationĮvolved Stars Stellar Atmospheres, Mass Loss Long Baseline Optical RodrigoĬontinuum and spectral line cm and mm wave interferometric techniques particularly VLBI Interstellar Masers Dense molecular gas in star-forming Alison Galactic stellar populations and clusters Galactic dynamics Hot horizontal branch Francisco Optical-IR astronomy Galactic structure Open and Globular clusters Stellar populations and evolution Variable stars Microlensing Dwarf Bidin, Christian Ultra-compact dwarf galaxies Internal dynamics of star clusters the Galaxy luminosity Dante Stellar variability Variable stars: cataclysmic variables, symbiotic stars, Be Astronomer, ESO/ChileĮxtra-galactic astronomy: galaxy and super-massive black-hole (co-)evolution gas content and dynamics in galaxies galaxy growth mechanisms IR-selected AGN distant (sub-)millimeter/radio-selected Steffen Stellar populations Galactic structure Stellar dynamics and Violent star formation Galactic and extragalactic starbursts Evolution of massive René Stellar magnetic fields Abundance anomalies in main-sequence A and B stars JoséĮta Carinae (end stages of massive stars, variable massive Jorge Massive stars: O, B, Be, LBV, GRB Metallicity effects, stellar rotation and evolution Galaxies, Magellanic SergioĮvolution of active galaxies Molecular spectroscopy of galactic nuclei The Galactic Gautier Star and planet formation Structure and evolution of protoplanetary disks, dust grain growth, protoplanetary disk dispersal Sub-mm/mm/cm GianniĬommissioning Scientist of the ALMA Observatory (Array Group lead)ĭwarf galaxies Globular and open clusters O and B stars in Magellanic Clouds Diego Stellar formation, stellar clusters, Milky Way galaxy, infrared astronomy, very low mass stars, brown dwarfs, cool Enrique Stellar magnetic fields Exoplanet detection Astronomical Radostin Late Stages of Stellar Evolution and Planetary Nebulae Atmospheric Research with Astronomical Facilities Star formation Numerical Modeling in Thomasĭeputy Director of La Silla Paranal RuedigerĬosmic Microwave Background Clusters of Galaxies Heidi Helena Photometry of variable stars Cataclysmic AndreasĬhemical evolution of Local Group galaxies Variability of hot luminous stars Optical Stefan Massive stars, Be and B stars, stellar interferometry, radiative Jan IR Instrumentation: development and Samer Galactic bulge Star clusters Proper Brooke Galaxy clusters & groups X-ray/Optical/Radio wavelength Astronomy AGN WolfgangĮxtragalactic distance scale Planetary companions to solar type Felipe Stellar content of galaxies Galaxy evolution Statistical properties of the galaxy GazinurĬompact HII regions, hot ammonia cores, bipolar outflows, disks, and masers Chemistry of bipolar outflows Physical properties of molecular DouglasĬomposition, age and content of stellar populations Globular clusters as probes of galaxy Marie-Lou Massive stars Star Forming Regions Magellanic Clouds Diego Portalesįormation and evolution of high redshift galaxies(star-formation and AGN) Radio and submillimeter extra-galatic astronomy Multiwavelength galaxy evolution surveys Patriciaīlack holes, accretion, Active Galactic Nuclei Núcleo de Astronomía, Facultad de Ingeniería, Univ. Supernovae progenitors, and constraints using observations of parent stellar populations Hydrogen-rich type II supernovae light-curves and spectra Supernova host Manuel Late stages of binary stellar evolution Instrumentation MartinīHB stars, sdB stars, white dwarfs, brown dwarfs, dwarf galaxies Galactic structure (especially Thick Disk and Héctor
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