Massive stars, due to their short lifetime and high energy output, drive the evolution of galaxies across cosmic time. Hence, they substantially contribute to shaping the present-day Universe. The proposed new Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) will unravel the “habitats of massive stars across cosmic time”. “Habitats” are the gaseous environments within which massive stars are born and which they interact with via their feedback. Over the anticipated 12-year lifetime of this new CRC initiative, we aim to connect the physical processes that govern the habitats of massive stars across the full range of environments hosting massive stars – from sub-parsec to mega-parsec scales and from the Milky Way to the high-redshift Universe, where massive stars leave their cosmological fingerprint by driving cosmic reionisation.

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  • B3: PHANGS-JWST: Molecular cloud identification using 7.7μm MIRI data (Z. Bazzi, D. Colombo, F. Bigiel)

    B3: PHANGS-JWST: Molecular cloud identification using 7.7μm MIRI data (Z. Bazzi, D. Colombo, F. Bigiel)
  • Space Debris – Art Exhibition by Iris Nitzl

    September 9 to 13, during the Meeting of the Astronomical Society

    “Space Debris” shows lanes of debris found in the earth’s orbits – more than 130 million pieces.

    According to the IADC a critical point is reached (Kessler syndrome) and a chain reaction of collisions begins causing more and more garbage objects.

    More:

    ogy.de/nyai

    ogy.de/crgn

    irisnitzl.art


1st funding period: 10/2023 – 06/2027