Program

Presentations provided by the lecturers

  • Dr. Stephane Goriely (Brussels University): Nuclear models for exotic nuclei of relevance for astrophysics applications
  • Prof. Dr. James M. Lattimer: Matter Under Extreme Conditions - The Nuclear Equation of State and Neutron Stars
  • Prof. Dr. Joachim Görres: Experiments in Nuclear Astrophysics I (charged-particle induced)
  • Prof. Dr. Christoph Scheidenberger: Exotic nuclei
  • Dr. Rene Reifarth: Experiments in nuclear astrophysics II (neutron-induced)
  • PD Dr. Hans-Thomas Janka: Stellar Evolution and Death - Models and Modeling
  • Prof. Dr. Alessandro Chieffi: Element production - stellar evolution - explosive nucleosynthesis
  • Prof. Dr. Ernst Zinner: What presolar grains tell us about stellar nucleosynthesis
  • Dr. Andreas Korn: Stellar parameters and abundances
  • Dr. Frank Grupp: Spectral synthesis basics

    • Schedule

    Date 09:00-10:30 11:00-12:30 14:00-15:30 16:00-17:30 evening
    Mon, 12 July Arrival of the participants in Darmstadt
    Tue, 13 July, Lectures at GSI Goriely Lattimer Goriely Lattimer Excursion and Dinner at Kalkofen
    Wed, 14 July, Lectures at GSI Görres Janka Scheidenberger Reifarth BBQ at GSI
    Thu, 15 July, Lectures at GSI Janka Scheidenberger Chieffi Zinner free
    Fri, 16 July, Lectures at GSI Chieffi Zinner Tour at GSI Transfer to Heidelberg Organized Dinner at Hendsemer Löb
    Sat, 17 July, Lectures at KIP Korn Grupp Korn Grupp Organized Dinner at KIP

    Lecturers and topics

    • Prof. Dr. Alessandro Chieffi (INAF-Rome and Monash University): Element production; stellar evolution; explosive nucleosynthesis.
    • Dr. Stephane Goriely (Brussels University): Theoretical models of nuclei far from stability
    • PD Dr. Hans-Thomas Janka (Max-Planck Institute for Astrophysics, Garching): Modelling of stellar explosions
    • Prof. Dr. James M. Lattimer (SUNY Stony Brook): Matter under extreme conditions: the nuclear equation of state
    • Prof. Dr. Christoph Scheidenberger (GSI, Darmstadt): Nuclei far from stability in experiments
    • Prof. Dr. Joachim Görres (University of Notre Dame and JINA): Experiments in nuclear astrophysics I (charged-particle induced)
    • Dr. Rene Reifarth (Goethe University Frankfurt/Main and GSI): Experiments in nuclear astrophysics II (neutron-induced)
    • Prof. Dr. Ernst K. Zinner (Washington University, St. Louis): Evidence of nucleosynthesis in stars and pre-solar grains
    • Dr. Frank Grupp (University Observatory Munich) and Dr. Andreas Korn (Uppsala University): Stellar abundance analysis