| 1 |
Aerts, Conny |
Institute for Astronomy, Leuven University |
BELGIUM |
Core overshoot and nonrigid interior rotation of massive stars: current status |
| 2 |
Anilmis, Nurdan |
University of Delaware |
USA |
Pulsational Seeding of Structure in a Line-Driven Stellar Wind |
| 3 |
Arthur, Jane |
CRyA-UNAM |
MEXICO |
The evolution of the circumstellar and interstellar medium around
massive stars |
| 4 |
Austin, Matthew |
UCL |
UK |
Wind and Photospheric Variability in late B supergants |
| 5 |
Barbosa, Cassio |
IP&D - UNIVAP |
Brazil |
W51 IRS2: A Compact HII Region in Detail |
| 6 |
Beck, Sara |
Tel Aviv University |
ISRAEL |
Winds of Embedded O Star Clusters |
| 7 |
Bibby, Joanne |
University of Sheffield |
England |
Distance to SGR 1806-20 cluster from Gemini/GNIRS Spectroscopy |
| 8 |
Bisbas, Thomas |
Cardiff University, U.K. |
United Kingdom |
SPH simulations of star formation triggered by expanding HII regions |
| 9 |
Bjorkman, Jon |
University of Toledo |
USA |
NLTE Hydrostatic Equilibrium Solutions for Viscous Keplerian Disks |
| 10 |
Bjorkman, Karen |
University of Toledo |
USA |
Probing Variable Circumstellar Disks with Contemporaneous Optical and IR Spectroscopy |
| 11 |
Blomme, Ronny |
Royal Observatory of Belgium |
Belgium |
Modeling ultraviolet wind line variability in massive hot stars |
| 12 |
Boesgaard, Ann |
Inst. for Astron., Univ. of Hawaii |
U.S.A. |
The Nucleosynthetic Products of the First Massive Stars |
| 13 |
Bonanos, Alceste |
Carnegie Institution of Washington (DTM) |
UNITED STATES |
A Survey of the Most Massive Stars in the Local Universe |
| 14 |
Bouret, Jean-Claude |
Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille |
France |
Clumping and rotation in Zeta-Puppis |
| 15 |
Bresolin, Fabio |
Institute for Astronomy |
USA |
Massive stars in nuclei and arms of spirals |
| 16 |
Bromm, Volker |
University of Texas |
U.S.A. |
The First Stars |
| 17 |
Brooks, Kate |
CSIRO Australia Telescope National Facility |
Australia |
The Carina Nebula: A Laboratory for Feedback and Triggered Star Formation |
| 18 |
Burbidge, Geoffrey |
UCSD / CASS |
USA |
N/A |
| 19 |
Burrows, Adam |
University of Arizona |
UNITED STATES |
Theories of the Explosive Death of Massive Stars |
| 20 |
Calura, Francesco |
INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Trieste |
ITALY |
Type Ib/c and II SN rates and the Hubble Sequence |
| 21 |
Cantiello, Matteo |
Utrecht University |
The Netherlands |
Can envelope convection zones in hot stars cause wind clumping? |
| 22 |
Castro Rodriguez, Norberto |
Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias |
SPAIN |
Massive blue stars in NGC55 |
| 23 |
Chardonnet, Pascal |
Université de Savoie |
France |
End of Massive Stars and GRBs |
| 24 |
Charlton, Jane |
Penn State |
UNITED STATES |
Massive Stars in Hickson Compact Groups as a Tracer of the Early Universe |
| 25 |
Chene, Andre-Nicolas |
HIA - CGO |
Canada |
First Estimation of the Rotation Rates of Wolf-Rayet Stars |
| 26 |
Chita, Sabina |
Astronomical Institute Utrecht University |
NETHERLANDS |
Circumstellar medium around massive stars |
| 27 |
Choi, Minho |
KASI |
Korea |
N/A |
| 28 |
Chu, You-Hua |
University of Illinois |
UNITED STATES |
Bubbles and super-bubbles: Theory and observation |
| 29 |
Church Joggerst, Candace |
UC Santa Cruz |
United States |
2- and 3- dimensional simulations of mixing in Type II supernove |
| 30 |
Clark, Laurie |
UH Institute for Astronomy/NRAO |
USA |
N/A |
| 31 |
Cohen, David |
Swarthmore College |
UNITED STATES |
X-ray Emission from O stars |
| 32 |
Conti, Peter |
Jila, University of Colorado |
UNITED STATES |
UCHII REGIONS AND NEWLY BORN O-TYPE STARS |
| 33 |
Cooke, Jeff |
UC Irvine |
USA |
Detecting z>2 Type IIn Supernovae |
| 34 |
Cooper, Jackie |
Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics, The Australian National University |
AUSTRALIA |
Filament Formation and X-ray Emission in Starburst Winds |
| 35 |
Corcoran, Michael |
CRESST/USRA/GSFC |
USA |
Shock Variations in Eta Carinae |
| 36 |
Cranmer, Steven |
Harvard-Smithsonian CfA |
USA |
Propagating Waves in Hot-Star Winds: Leakage of Long-Period Pulsations |
| 37 |
Crowther, Paul |
University of Sheffield |
UK |
Properties of Wolf-Rayet stars |
| 38 |
Crowther, Paul |
University of Sheffield |
N/A |
Empirical calibration of mid-IR fine structure lines based on O stars |
| 39 |
Cure, Michel |
Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile |
Chile |
Rotating radiation driven winds of massive stars |
| 40 |
Damineli, Augusto |
IAGUSP |
BRAZIL |
A multispectral view of the periodic events in eta Carinae |
| 41 |
Davidson, Kris |
University of Minnesota |
USA |
Eta Car: The central counter-paradigm for very massive stars |
| 42 |
Davies, Ben |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
USA |
The Massive Galactic Red Supergiant Clusters |
| 43 |
De Becker, Michael |
IAGL, University of Liège |
Belgium |
Colliding-wind binaries as non-thermal X-ray emitters: an observational investigation from XMM-Newton to next generation X-ray observatories. |
| 44 |
de Koter, Alex |
University of Amsterdam |
The Netherlands |
The metallicity dependence of the mass-loss of early-type massive stars |
| 45 |
de la Chevrotière, Antoine |
Université de Montréal |
Canada |
Magnetic fields in Wolf-Rayet Stars |
| 46 |
de Mink, Selma |
Utrecht University, The Netherlands |
Netherlands |
Rotational mixing in very close OB star binaries |
| 47 |
Della Valle, Massimo |
INAF-Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory |
Italy |
A very faint core-collapse SN in M85 |
| 48 |
Dessart, Luc |
Steward Observatory |
UNITED STATES |
Simulations of magnetically-driven supernova explosions |
| 49 |
Dessauges, Miroslava |
Geneva Observatory |
Switzerland |
Probing the ISM and stellar environments of GRB host galaxies |
| 50 |
D'Odorico, Sandro |
ESO |
GERMANY |
Studying Massive Stars with Instrumentation at the E-ELT |
| 51 |
Dopita, Michael |
RSAA, The Australian National University |
Australia |
Massive star feedback: Starbursts and superwinds |
| 52 |
Drissen, Laurent |
Université Laval |
CANADA |
Kinematics of small starbursts: NGC 2363 and NGC 5253 |
| 53 |
Eenens, Philippe |
Guanajuato, Mexico |
Mexico |
The Massive Star Newsletter |
| 54 |
Ekstrom, Sylvia |
Geneva Observatory |
SWITZERLAND |
Can very massive stars avoid Pair-Instability Supernovae ? |
| 55 |
Eldridge, John |
Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge, UK |
United Kingdom |
The effect of massive binaries on stellar populations and supernova progenitors. |
| 56 |
Esteban, Cesar |
Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias |
Spain |
The nitrogen-rich compact HII region M 1-78 |
| 57 |
Evans, Chris |
Royal Observatory Edinburgh |
SCOTLAND |
Spectroscopy of Resolved Stellar Populations with the E-ELT |
| 58 |
Fahed, Remi |
Universite de Montreal |
Canada |
Photometric variability of WC9 stars |
| 59 |
Fesen, Robert |
Dartmouth |
USA |
A High-Resolution Study of SN Ejecta and Circumstellar Mass Loss Interactions |
| 60 |
Figer, Donald |
Figer |
United States |
Young massive clusters |
| 61 |
Frohlich, Carla |
EFI / U Chicago |
USA |
Detailed nucleosynthesis yields from the explosions of massive stars |
| 62 |
Fullerton, Alexander |
STScI |
UNITED STATES |
N/A |
| 63 |
Fynbo, Johan |
Dark Cosmology Centre, Copenhagen University |
Denmark |
Gamma-Ray Bursts as probes of high-z galaxies |
| 64 |
Gaensler, Bryan |
The University of Sydney |
Australia |
Magnetars and Their Massive Star Progenitors |
| 65 |
Gall, Christa |
Dark Cosmology Centre / Niels Bohr Institute |
DENMARK |
Modelling dust formation of Supernovae ejecta |
| 66 |
Gallagher III, John |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
USA |
Massive Stars, Super Star Clusters and Feedback in Starbursts |
| 67 |
Garcia Garcia, Miriam |
Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias |
SPAIN |
Weak Winds in Orion? |
| 68 |
Gayley, Kenneth |
University of Iowa |
USA |
Analytical Wide and Thin Colliding-Wind Bow-Shock Asymptotics |
| 69 |
Godart, Mélanie |
University of Liege |
Belgium |
Unveiling the internal structure of massive supergiants with asteroseismology |
| 70 |
Graefener, Goetz |
University of Potsdam |
GERMANY |
Comprehensive Analysis of the WN-stars in the LMC |
| 71 |
Graefener, Goetz |
University of Potsdam |
GERMANY |
Wolf-Rayet wind models from hydrodynamic model atmospheres |
| 72 |
Grebel, Eva |
University of Heidelberg |
Germany |
Massive Stars in Dwarf and Irregular Galaxies |
| 73 |
Groh, Jose |
Max-Planck Institute for Radioastronomie |
Germany |
Time-dependent effects in the wind of Luminous Blue Variables |
| 74 |
Gull, Theodore |
NASA/GSFC |
UNITED STATES |
Ejecta of Eta Carinae: Clues to Mass Ejection |
| 75 |
Hadfield, Lucy |
RIT |
USA |
VLT surveys of the Wolf-Rayet stars in M83 and NGC1313 |
| 76 |
Hanson, Margaret |
University of Cincinnati |
USA |
One Hundred 30 Dors: Is the Milky Way different or are we somehow missing them? |
| 77 |
Hargrave, Peter |
Cardiff University |
UK |
BLAST observations of the Cassiopeia A Supernova Remnant |
| 78 |
Hattori, Takashi |
Subaru Telescope, NAOJ |
USA |
Circum-nuclear Activity in NGC 7469 as Revealed by Integral Field Spectroscopy with Subaru-Kyoto3DII |
| 79 |
Hénault-Brunet, Vincent |
Université de Montréal |
Canada |
Time-resolved FUSE observations of the mysterious WR46 |
| 80 |
Herrero, Artemio |
Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias |
SPAIN |
A Spectroscopic Study of G61.48+0.09 |
| 81 |
Hill, Grant |
W. M. Keck Observatory |
USA |
Is WR 104 Really a Face-on Colliding-Wind Binary? |
| 82 |
Hillier, Desmond |
University of Pittsburgh |
USA |
What Do We Really Know About O Star Winds? |
| 83 |
Hirschi, Raphael |
Keele Uni, UK |
United Kingdom |
Stellar evolution at low metallicity |
| 84 |
Hoffman, Jennifer |
University of Denver |
UNITED STATES |
The Circumstellar Structure and Massive Progenitors of Interacting Supernovae |
| 85 |
Howarth, Ian |
UCL |
UK |
The magnetic O star HD191612 |
| 86 |
Hubrig, Swetlana |
ESO |
Chile |
A study of the peculiar B0 star theta Carinae. |
| 87 |
Humphreys, Roberta |
University of Minnesota |
USA |
The Evolutionary State of the Cool Hypergiants |
| 88 |
Hunter, Deidre |
Lowell Observatory |
USA |
Star formation in the outer disks of dwarf galaxies |
| 89 |
Hunter, Ian |
Queen's University of Belfast |
UNITED KINGDOM |
Rotational mixing in rapidly rotating massive stars |
| 90 |
Iping, Rosina |
NASA's GSFC & CUA |
USA |
Phase Resolved FUV Spectra of Massive Binaries |
| 91 |
Josselin, Eric |
GRAAL - Montpellier Univeristy |
France |
The wind properties of O-type stars constrained with millimeter observations |
| 92 |
Kalogera, Vicky |
Northwestern University |
USA |
Black Hole Formation: Progenitors and Kicks |
| 93 |
Kashlinsky, Alexander (Sasha) |
Goddard Space Flight Center |
UNITED STATES |
Imprint of first stars era in the cosmic infrared backround fluctuations |
| 94 |
Kiminki, Daniel |
University of Wyoming |
United States |
New Massive Stars in Cyg OB2 |
| 95 |
Kobulnicky, Chip |
University of Wyoming |
UNITED STATES |
On The Binary Characteristics of Massive Stars |
| 96 |
Koenigsberger, Gloria |
UNAM |
Mexico |
Energy Dissipation Variations and Periastron Passage Events |
| 97 |
Kotak, Rubina |
Queen's University Belfast |
N. Ireland |
Core-collapse supernovae as dust producers in the early universe |
| 98 |
Kouveliotou, Chryssa |
Kouveliotou |
USA |
N/A |
| 99 |
Kruip, Chael |
Sterrewacht Leiden |
HOLLAND |
Radiative transport using SimpleX |
| 100 |
Kudritzki, Rolf |
Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii |
United States |
Extragalactic Stellar Astronomy with the Brightest Stars in the Universe |
| 101 |
Lang, Cornelia |
University of Iowa |
USA |
High Resolution Observations of Obscured LBV Nebulae |
| 102 |
Langer, Norbert |
Utrecht University |
Netherlands |
Close binary evolution |
| 103 |
Law, Casey |
University of Amsterdam |
NETHERLANDS |
Evidence for a Mass Outflow from our Galactic Center |
| 104 |
Law, Casey |
University of Amsterdam |
NETHERLANDS |
The LOFAR Transients Key Project |
| 105 |
Leitherer, Claus |
STScI |
USA |
Conference Summary |
| 106 |
Leutenegger, Maurice |
GSFC |
USA |
Resonance scattering in the X-ray emission line Doppler profiles of Zeta Pup |
| 107 |
Levesque, Emily |
Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii |
USA |
The Coolest Stars in the Clouds: Late-Type Red Supergiants in the Magellanic Clouds |
| 108 |
Liermann, Adriane |
Potsdam University |
GERMANY |
The Quintuplet Cluster |
| 109 |
Lopez Solano, Cesar |
Sieltec Canarias S.L. |
SPAIN |
N/A |
| 110 |
Luehrs, Siegfried |
Former University of Muenster |
Germany |
N/A |
| 111 |
Madura, Thomas |
University of Delaware |
USA |
Hydrodynamic Modeling of UV Line Profiles in the Eta Carinae System: The Search for Eta Car’s Missing Companion |
| 112 |
Maeder, Andre |
Geneva Observatory |
SWITZERLAND |
Massive stars as cosmic engines though the ages |
| 113 |
Maíz Apellániz, Jesús |
IAA-CSIC |
Spain |
Accurate distances to nearby massive stars with the new reduction of the Hipparcos raw data |
| 114 |
Malesani, Daniele |
Dark Cosmology Centre |
Denmark |
N/A |
| 115 |
Marchenko, Sergey |
Western Kentucky University |
USA |
Galaxy-wide census of massive dust-producing stars |
| 116 |
Marco, Amparo |
University of Alicante (Spain) |
Spain |
The open cluster Pismis 11 and its hypergiant |
| 117 |
Martayan, Christophe |
Royal Observatory of Belgium Belgium, GEPI-Observatoire de Paris France |
Belgium |
Be stars and the stellar evolution |
| 118 |
Martins, Fabrice |
GRAAL Montpellier |
France |
Massive stars in the Galactic Center |
| 119 |
Massey, Philip |
Lowell Observatory |
UNITED STATES |
The Physical Properties of Red Supergiants |
| 120 |
Matteucci, Francesca |
Department of Astronomy, University of Trieste |
Italy |
Role of massive stars in the chemical evolution of galaxies |
| 121 |
Messineo, Maria |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
UNITED STATES |
A systematic search for stellar clusters in the Galactic plane. |
| 122 |
Meynet, Georges |
Geneva Observatory |
Switzerland |
Developments in physics of massive stars |
| 123 |
Milisavljevic, Dan |
Dartmouth |
USA |
SNR 4449-1: A Very Young SN Remnant from a Massive Progenitor Star |
| 124 |
Modjaz, Maryam |
UC Berkeley |
USA |
Metallicities at the Sites of Nearby SN Ic and Implications for the SN-GRB Connection |
| 125 |
Moffat, Anthony |
Université de Montréal |
Canada |
Massive Binaries |
| 126 |
Moffat, Anthony |
Université de Montréal |
Canada |
BRIght Target Explorer Constellation |
| 127 |
Moll, Sarah |
University of Sheffield |
UNITED KINGDOM |
The Massive Star Content of NGC 1140 |
| 128 |
Montes, Gabriela |
Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia, CSIC |
Spain |
Disentangling the Radio Emission Nature in Wolf Rayet Stars |
| 129 |
Morris, Pat |
Caltech |
UNITED STATES |
Spitzer and ISO Observations for Studying the Mass Loss Histories and Wind-Wind Interactions of Massive Stars with CS Nebulae |
| 130 |
Murphy, Jeremiah |
Steward Observatory, U.A. |
US |
N/A |
| 131 |
Najarro, Francisco |
DAMIR, IEM-CSIC |
Spain |
Metallicity studies of massive stars in the infrarred: Unveiling the obscured clusters of our Galaxy |
| 132 |
Naze, Yael |
Institut d'Astrophysique et de Geophysique |
BELGIUM |
The multi-wavelength picture of the open cluster Westerlund 2 and the very massive binary WR 20a |
| 133 |
Nazé, Yaël |
Nazé |
Belgium |
The mysterious Of?p class and the magnetic O-star Theta1 Ori C |
| 134 |
Negueruela, Ignacio |
Universidad de Alicante |
Spain |
Westerlund 1 as a template for massive star evolution |
| 135 |
Nieva, Maria |
Bamberg Observatory, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg |
Germany |
Systematic Uncertainties in OB Star Analysis |
| 136 |
Nomoto, Ken'ichi |
University of Tokyo |
Japan |
The Connection between Gamma-Ray Bursts and Extremely Metal-Poor Stars as Nucleosynthetic Probes of the Early Universe |
| 137 |
Nuernberger, Dieter |
ESO Santiago + Paranal |
Chile |
Formation of high mass stars in violent cluster environments |
| 138 |
Oey, Sally |
University of Michigan |
UNITED STATES |
Radiative feedback in starburst galaxies |
| 139 |
Okazaki, Atsuo |
Hokkai-Gakuen University |
Japan |
3D SPH simulations of colliding winds in eta Carinae |
| 140 |
Oksala, Mary |
University of Delaware |
United States |
A Magnetosynthesis Model for Massive Stars |
| 141 |
Onifer, Andrew |
Los Alamos National Laboratory |
USA |
Pulsation-Initiated Mass Loss in LBV Stars: A Parameter Study |
| 142 |
Owocki, Stanley |
University of Delaware |
USA |
LBVs & Mass Loss near the Eddington Limit |
| 143 |
Parkin, Elliot |
University of Leeds |
United Kingdom |
A 3D geometric model of the colliding winds in Eta Carinae. |
| 144 |
Petit, Véronique |
Université Laval |
CANADA |
On the X-ray emission and the incidence of magnetic field in massive stars of the Orion Nebula Cluster |
| 145 |
Pettini, Max |
Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge |
UK |
Massive Stars at High Redshifts |
| 146 |
Pittard, Julian |
University of Leeds |
UNITED KINGDOM |
Colliding Wind Binaries: Mass-loss Rates and Particle Acceleration |
| 147 |
Prieto, Jose |
Ohio State University |
USA |
LBT Discovery of a Yellow Supergiant Eclipsing Binary in the Dwarf Galaxy Holmberg IX |
| 148 |
Przybilla, Norbert |
Dr. Remeis Observatory Bamberg |
Germany |
Massive Stars as Tracers for Stellar and Galactochemical Evolution |
| 149 |
Puls, Joachim |
University Observatory Munich |
Germany |
Physical and wind properties of OB-stars |
| 150 |
Rasio, Frederic |
Northwestern University |
USA |
Massive Stars in Young Dense Clusters |
| 151 |
Rauw, Gregor |
Institut d'Astrophysique, Liège University |
BELGIUM |
New observations of the non-radial pulsator HD93521 |
| 152 |
Rho, Jeonghee |
Spitzer Science Center/CalTech |
USA |
Spitzer Observations of the Young Core-collapse Supernova Remnant E0102: Infrared Ejecta Emission and Dust Formation |
| 153 |
Rizzo, J. Ricardo |
LAEFF - INTA |
Spain |
The molecular gas in high-density environments: From submm (mid-J) to FIR (high-J) observations |
| 154 |
Rosado, Margarita |
Instituto de Astronomia, UNAM |
MEXICO |
Kinematics of superbubbles in irregular galaxies |
| 155 |
Russell, Christopher |
University of Delaware |
UNITED STATES |
The X-Ray Light Curve of Eta Carinae from a 3D SPH Binary Colliding Wind |
| 156 |
Sana, Hugues |
ESO/Chile |
Chile |
Massive Star Binary fraction in nearby open clusters |
| 157 |
Schaerer, Daniel |
Geneva Observatory |
Switzerland |
Massive star populations in z =3 to 7 starbursts |
| 158 |
Schiller, Florian |
Dr. Remeis Observatory Bamberg |
Bamberg |
Spectroscopic analysis of Deneb - a hybrid non-LTE approach |
| 159 |
Schnurr, Olivier |
University of Sheffield (UK) |
United Kingdom |
Wind Clumping and Neon Abundances in Galactic WC Stars |
| 160 |
Schoeller, Markus |
ESO |
Chile |
New measurements of magnetic fields in SPB and beta Cephei stars. |
| 161 |
Simon-Diaz, Sergio |
Observatoire de Geneve |
Switzerland |
Using HII region spectra to probe the ionizing radiation from massive stars |
| 162 |
Skinner, Stephen |
Univ. of Colorado |
UNITED STATES |
Spitzer and Near-Infrared Imaging of the Massive Protostar IRAS 20126+4104 and Its Shocked Outflow |
| 163 |
Smartt, Stephen |
Queen's University Belfast |
UK |
The progenitor stars of core-collapse supernovae |
| 164 |
Smith, Linda |
STScI |
UNITED STATES |
Gemini/IFU Observations of Galactic Outflows in Starburst Galaxies |
| 165 |
Smith, Lindsey |
Sydney University |
AUSTRALIA |
N/A |
| 166 |
Smith, Nathan |
UC Berkeley |
USA |
Episodic Mass Loss and Pre-SN Circumstellar Envelopes |
| 167 |
Sonneborn, George |
NASA's GSFC |
USA |
Imaging and Spectroscopy with the James Webb Space Telescope |
| 168 |
Sota, Alfredo |
UAM |
SPAIN |
A complete spectroscopic survey of O stars |
| 169 |
Stanek, Krzysztof |
Ohio State University |
USA |
The nature of GRB progenitors: Observational Constraints |
| 170 |
Stencel, Robert |
Denver University |
USA |
Distance Determination for the Brightest Cool Stars in Galaxies using the Wilson-Bappu and Wing Emisison Line Correlations |
| 171 |
St-Louis, Nicole |
Université de Montréal |
Canada |
Dust-free WC9 stars--Hints from spectral variability |
| 172 |
Stolovy, Susan |
Spitzer Science Center/CalTech |
United States |
Massive Stars in the Galactic Center as Traced by Compact HII Regions |
| 173 |
Stroud, Vanessa |
LCOGTN/The Open University |
United Kingdom |
Observations of a New Massive Binary in the Cygnus OB2 Association. |
| 174 |
Taniguchi, Yoshiaki |
Physics Department, Ehime University |
Japan |
Massive Star Formation in Galaxies beyond z=5 |
| 175 |
Teodoro, Mairan |
IAG/USP |
Brazil |
A NIR view of the Homunculus nebula around Eta Car |
| 176 |
Thöne, Christina |
Dark Cosmology Centre |
DENMARK |
SN less long duration GRBs: clues to their nature from their environment? |
| 177 |
Torrejon-Vazquez, Jose |
MIT |
USA |
The inner wind structure of Supergiant Stars |
| 178 |
Townsend, Richard |
University of Delaware |
UNITED STATES |
Can pulsational instabilities impact a massive star's rotational evolution? |
| 179 |
Trundle, Carrie |
Queen's University Belfast |
UNITED KINGDOM |
Winds of Magellanic Cloud B supergiants |
| 180 |
U, Vivian |
Institute for Astronomy |
U.S.A. |
Quantitative Spectral Analysis of BA Supergiants in M33 |
| 181 |
Ubeda, Leonardo |
Université Laval |
Canada |
Discovery of two dust pillars near the Galactic plane |
| 182 |
ud-Doula, Asif |
Univ. of Delaware |
USA |
The Effects of Field-Aligned Rotation on Magnetically Channeled Line-Driven Stelar Winds |
| 183 |
Urbaneja, Miguel |
IfA |
USA |
FGLR distance to WLM |
| 184 |
Ursua, Ana |
University of Alicante |
SPAIN |
The open cluster Berkeley 90 |
| 185 |
van Marle, Allard Jan |
University of Delaware |
USA |
Numerical simulations of continuum driven winds of super-Eddington stars |
| 186 |
Vanbeveren, Dany |
Brussel-Leuven |
Belgium |
The effects of N-body stellar dynamics on the early evolution of the massive star population of dense star clusters |
| 187 |
Varricatt, Watson |
Joint Astronomy Centre, Hilo, Hawaii |
USA |
A near-IR imaging survey of intermediate and high-mass young stellar
outflow candidates |
| 188 |
Vink, Jorick |
Armagh Observatory |
UNITED KINGDOM |
The geometry and strength of Wolf-Rayet winds at low metallicity |
| 189 |
Walborn, Nolan |
Space Telescope Science Institute |
UNITED STATES |
The Onfp Class in the Magellanic Clouds |
| 190 |
Wallace, Debra |
College of Charleston |
USA |
High-Angular Resolution Interferometric Observations of Evolved Massive Stars |
| 191 |
Williams, George |
MMT Observatory |
USA |
The Progenitors of Gamma-Ray Bursts; A New Spectropolarimetric Survey of Galactic Wolf-Rayet Stars |
| 192 |
Williams, Stephen |
Georgia State University |
USA |
The Massive LMC Binary [L72] LH 54-425 |
| 193 |
Willis, Allan |
University College London |
UNITED KINGDOM |
HD 45166: A CAUSAL CONNECTION BETWEEN PHOTOSPHERIC AND WIND STRUCCTURE AND VARIABILITY |
| 194 |
Wisniewski, John |
NASA GSFC |
USA |
Aligned Circumstellar Disk Systems in Young Clusters |
| 195 |
Yoon, Sung-Chul |
UCSC |
USA |
Evolution of progenitor stars of type Ib/c supernovae and long gamma-ray bursts |
| 196 |
Zinnecker, Hans |
Astrophysical Institute Potsdam |
GERMANY |
The physics of the stellar upper mass limit |
| 197 |
Zsargo, Janos |
University of Pittsburgh |
USA |
Implementation of Plasma Emission Calculations into the non-LTE
Radiative Transfer Program, CMFGEN. |