Current research

  • Barrientos, Felipe: Evolution of Galaxies and Clusters of Galaxies; Gravitational Lensing.
  • Bauer, Franz: AGN (and Galaxy) Demographics, Growth, and Evolution; Radio to X-ray Extragalactic and Galactic Surveys; Nearby SNe and XRBs.
  • Catelan, Márcio: Stellar Evolution; Globular Clusters; Variable Stars.
  • Chanamé, Julio: Stellar dynamics: dark matter, black holes, gravitation, galaxies, star clusters; Stellar structure and evolution: theory and observation; Milky Way structure; Galactic stellar populations; Galactic archaeology and the Local Group; Wide Binaries.
  • Clocchiatti, Alejandro: Supernovae; Cosmological Distance Relations.
  • Cuadra, Jorge: Gas Dynamics in the Galactic Centre; Proto-Planetary Discs; Massive Black Hole Binaries; Star Formation and Dynamics in Galactic Nuclei.
  • Dünner, Rolando: Experimental Astronomy and Instrumentation; Large Scale Structure and Cosmology.
  • Galaz, Gaspar: Stellar Content in Galaxies; Low Surface Brightness Galaxies; Statistical Properties of the Galaxy Distribution; Galaxy Evolution; Morphological and Spectral Classification of Distant Galaxies Observational Cosmology.
  • Guzmán, Viviana: Astrochemistry; Interstellar Medium; Star-forming Regions; Protoplanetary Disks.
  • Infante, Leopoldo: Large Scale Structure, Galaxy Formation and Evolution; Large Surveys.
  • Jordán, Andrés: Discovery and Characterization of Transiting Exoplanets; Instrumentation.
  • Padilla, Nelson: Large Scale Structure Simulations and Observational Surveys.
  • Puzia, Thomas H.: Galaxy Formation and Evolution; Star Cluster Systems and Stellar Populations in Galaxies.
  • Reisenegger, Andreas: Neutron Stars; Magnetohydrodynamics; Stellar Magnetic Fields; Dynamics of Clusters and Superclusters of Galaxies; Statistical Mechanics, Phase Transitions / Astrophysical Tests of Fundamental Physics.
  • Treister, Ezequiel: Formation and Evolution of Supermassive Black Holes.
  • Zoccali, Manuela: The Galactic Bulge; Stellar Populations; Chemical Abundances; Galactic Globular Clusters; The Initial Mass Function.