Formation and Evolution of Cosmic Structures

Karl Schwarzschild Lecture:The Richness and Beauty of the Physics of Cosmological RecombinationBy Rashid SunyaevLudwig Biermann Award Lecture:Complexity in Small-scale Dwarf Spheroidal GalaxiesBy Andreas KochThe Current Status of Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND)By R.H. SandersModeling the High-z Universe: Probing Galaxy FormationBy Sadegh KhochfarEvolution of Massive Stars along the Cosmic HistoryBy Georges Meynet, Sylvia Ekström, Cyril Georgy, Cristina Chiappini and André MaederCosmic Evolution of Stellar Disc TruncationsBy John E. BeckmanStar Formation from Spitzer (Lyman) to Spitzer (Space Telescope) and BeyondBy João Alves and Virginia TrimbleCatastrophism versus Uniformitarianism in the History of Star FormationBy Virginia TrimbleLyman Spitzer, Jr. and the Physics of Star FormationBy Bruce G. ElmegreenWhat Cluster Gas Expulsion can tell us about Star Formation, Cluster Environment and Galaxy EvolutionBy Geneviève ParmentierThe High Mass End of Extragalactic Globular ClustersBy Michael HilkerSolar System FormationBy Aurélien CridaSolar Space Missions: present and futureBy Sami K. Solanki & Eckart MarschWomen in (European) AstronomyBy Meg Urry

Dr. Siegfried Röser is staff scientist at the Centre for Astronomy, University of Heidelberg, Germany.

His research focuses on galactical structures and star populations. He is serving as editor-in-chief of the Reviews volumes on behalf of the German Astronomische Gesellschaft.