EPoS 2010 Posters

The poster walls have the dimension 750 mm width times 1500 mm height (DINA0: 841 mm times 1189 mm).


No. Name Affiliation Contribution
P2 I. Baraffe Ecole Normale Superieure, Lyon, France, and University of Exeter, UK Very early stages of evolution of low mass stars and brown dwarfs: Effect of episodic accretion
P3 A.O. Benz Institute of Astronomy, ETH Zurich, Switzerland Results of Herschel Hydride Observations
P4 A. Bik MPIA Heidelberg, Germany A spectroscopic census of the stellar content of high-mass star-forming regions
P5 A. Burkert University Observatory Munich, Germany The ultimate fate of B68 and the origin and evolution of globules in the Pipe nebula
P6 P.C. Clark ITA, ZAH, Universität Heidelberg, Germany The formation of prestellar cores
P7 B. Commercon MPIA Heidelberg, Germany Protostellar collapse: magnetic and radiative feedbacks on small scales collapse and fragmentation
P8 E.D. Feigelson Pennsylvania State University, USA X-ray insights into the formation of stellar clusters
P9 A. Hacar Observatorio Astronomico Nacional, Spain Formation of Dense Cores in the Taurus Molecular Cloud
P10 M. Hennemann CEA Saclay, France Intermediate- to high-mass star formation in the Rosette Molecular Cloud and in Isolation as observed by Herschel and the PdBI
P11 Th. Henning MPIA Heidelberg, Germany The Earliest Stages of Massive Stars
P12 J. Kainulainen Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie, Germany Probing the evolution of molecular cloud structure using dust column density data
P13 H. Kirk Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, USA Mass Segregation in Young Stellar Groups
P14 P. Klaassen ESO Garching, Germany Outflows from Massive Star Forming Regions
P15 K.M. Kratter University of Toronto, Canada Disks and the formation of stellar systems
P16 L.E. Kristensen Leiden Observatory, The Netherlands Water in low-mass star-forming regions - first Herschel results
P17 R. Kuiper Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie, Germany Overcoming the radiation pressure barrier in the formation of massive stars via disk accretion
P18 H. Linz MPIA Heidelberg, Germany Deeply embedded populations and thermal emission from IRDCs - the Herschel view
P19 A. Maury ESO Garching, Germany PdBI subarcsecond observations of Class 0 protostars
P20 M. Nielbock MPIA Heidelberg, Germany Photometric Calibration and Accuracy of the Herschel/PACS Photometer Camera
P21 A. Nordlund NBI, Denmark Understanding the Star Formation Rate
P22 N. Peretto Service d'Astrophysique CEA Saclay, Saclay, France Mapping dust properties across IRDCs with Herschel
P23 R.E. Pudritz Origins Institute, McMaster University, Canada The Early History of Disks, Outflows, and Binary Stars
P23A S. Ragan Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie, Heidelberg, Germany High-Resolution Mapping the Kinematic and Temperature Structure in IRDCs
P24 M. Reiter Steward Observatory, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA Probing the Chemical and Kinematical Structure of High-mass Star-forming Cores
P25 P. Schilke Universität zu Köln, Germany From Cloud to Star Formation: the case of W43
P26 R. Smith Institut für Theoretische Astrophysik Heidelberg, Germany The Missing Link - Connecting Massive Stars to their Progenitor Cores
P27 L. Testi ESO Garching/INAF-Arcetri, Germany/Italy The early phases of star cluster formation
P28 K. Tomida National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Nested-Grid RMHD Simulation of Proto-stellar Collapse
P29 T.A. van Kempen Harvard-Smithsonian, USA The far-IR spectrum of low-mass protostars: Analysis of First results of the DIGIT and WISH Herschel Key programs
P30 T. Vasyunina MPIA Heidelberg, Germany Molecular inventory of the Infrared Dark Clouds
P31 C.M. Walmsley INAF, Osservatorio di Arcetri, Italy CN, HCN, and HNC at high densities in prestellar cores
P32 Y. Wang MPIA Heidelberg, Germany Different Evolutionary Stages of the Massive Star-Forming Region S255IR Complex
P33 D. Wiebe Institute of Astronomy of the RAS, Moscow, Russia Consistent Densities and Temperatures in Cores of Infrared Dark Clouds
P34 E. Winston University of Exeter, Exeter, UK Properties of YSOs in the NGC 1333 and Serpens Embedded Clusters
P35 S. Yamamoto The University of Tokyo, Japan Line Survey of Low-Mass Star Forming Regions