Källén Seminar for Young Astronomers on September 20, 2022 Massive stars, their formation and their multiplicity   ABSTRACT Massive stars are very influential objects, affecting both their local and galactic environments through their creation of the heavy elements and their immense feedback. Furthermore, the lives of massive stars are further complicated by the fact that most of them exist in at

https://www.astro.lu.se/abigail-frost - 2025-02-01

Astronomy research and education has been a part of the Department of Astronomy and Theoretical Physics (ATP) since its formation back in 2010.  Back then the intention was that ATP would be a temporary organizational form, and that it would merge with the Department of Physics within three years.  The planned merger never happened and over a decade later, Lund University still had its physics sub

https://www.astro.lu.se/news/information-about-2022-reorganization - 2025-02-01

Källén Seminar for Young Astronomers on October 25, 2022 Stellar solutions for the two cosmological Li problems   ABSTRACT In this talk I will give an overview of the history and status quo of lithium abundance determination in un-evolved stars from solar to the lowest metallicities, and their connection to Big Bang nucleosynthesis. 7Li spectroscopy now encompasses samples of hundreds of thousands

https://www.astro.lu.se/karin-lind - 2025-02-01

A collection of useful resources, links and information for Lund Observatory employees. Physics department info/resourcesAs of 01/01/2023 the Division of Astrophysics is a part of the Physics department.Staff pages at the Department of physics (in English)Physics and Astronomy Library (in English) Resources for LU employees Links to useful tools such as Canvas, Primula, Lucat, Lubas, Lupin, LUCRIS

https://www.astro.lu.se/Library/employees - 2025-02-01

This page describes the course content of the Master programme in Astrophysics. The Department of Physics offers a Master programme in Astrophysics for students who already have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent in physics or astronomy. The Master programme is equivalent to two years of full-time work (120 ECTS), out of which one year's work (60 ECTS) consists of courses and the other year's (60 E

https://www.astro.lu.se/Education/master_programme - 2025-02-01

With new co-workers regularly arriving in Lund/Sweden our PhD students and PostDocs decided it was time to develop an un-official survival guides for arriving in Sweden. It is written by Smita Chakraborty, Andrew Lifson, Dr. Christian Reuschle and Harsh Shah and is based on their experience of arriving and settling in Lund. As such, if some information is out of date, please contact the webmaster

https://www.astro.lu.se/Library/employees/new-arrivals-guide - 2025-02-01

Postgraduate studies are a vital part of the Department's research activities. The PhD students work in close collaboration with their supervisors and colleagues in small research groups, which very often are parts of much larger international collaborations. Travels to conferences and visits to other institutes or observatories are natural ingredients of the education. Many of our postgraduate st

https://www.astro.lu.se/Education/phd-programme - 2025-02-01

Registration is now closed - please contact david.hobbs@fysik.lu.se The Science and technology roadmap for μas studies of the Milky Way  workshop that will be held in Lund, Sweden, on the 18th and 20th of July 2023. This workshop will present the Action's science roadmap/case for sub-μas astrometry in delivering the next advances in our understanding of the Milky Way. Note: This event is organised

https://www.astro.lu.se/form/mw-gaia-2023-registration - 2025-02-01

The bachelor's programme in physics, specializing in Astronomy and Astrophysics, is a three year programme resulting in a Bachelor of Science degree. The programme starts by giving you the physics and math tools you need to further your education, and as you specialize more and more the programme becomes flexible, giving you the opportunity to choose among the courses you are most interested in. A

https://www.astro.lu.se/Education/bachelors-programme - 2025-02-01

The Department of Physics offers a number of astronomy/astrophysics courses, at both undergraduate level (first cycle) and advanced level (second cycle). Many of the courses are relevant to physics students in general, and some are more broadly cross-disciplinary. The course page links go to course information pages in Canvas, where you can find information about syllabus, schedule, teachers, cour

https://www.astro.lu.se/Education/courses - 2025-02-01

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A transcription of the first episode of season three. Nic: We are back! You are listening to the first episode of a brand new third season of the Meridian and we are once again coming to you from Lund Observatory in southern Sweden.   We are starting strong this season. A few weeks back, NASA astronaut Jim Pawelczyk, who is an associate professor of Physiology, kinesiology and medicine, visited Lu

https://www.astro.lu.se/meridian-s03e01 - 2025-02-01

A transcription of the second episode of season three. Lucian: This is the second episode of the third season of the Meridian, and we are once again recording at Lund Observatory, Sweden. Crossing our local Meridian today, we are lucky to have Ruth Pötgen who works here at the Department of Physics.   She studies those fundamental particles that make up the Universe, and more specifically, she is

https://www.astro.lu.se/meridian-s03e02 - 2025-02-01

 Join our 2025 mailing list and get information about upcoming stargazing sessions and other outreach activites hosted by our astronomers.  By joining our 2025 mailing list you will get information about upcoming events and have the chance to join us for those events.   For events where space is limited, additional registration may be required.  Note also that since not all of our astronomers spea

https://www.astro.lu.se/form/register-interest-attending-outreach-event - 2025-02-01

A transcription of the third episode of season three. Rebecca:   Welcome to the third episode of the third season The Meridian, produced by and recorded at Lund Observatory in Sweden. Crossing our local Meridian today, we have our own exoplanet specialist Judith Korth who recently moved to Lund to start a postdoc position here.   Later in the episode, will also bring in some Cosmic Curiosities. Th

https://www.astro.lu.se/meridian-s03e03 - 2025-02-01

A transcription of the fourth episode of season three. Nic:  This is the 4th and final episode of this very short third season of the Meridian.   Crossing our local Meridian today we have Professor Marie Dacke visiting us from the Department of Biology where she is part of the Land Vision group studying nocturnal animals and how they navigate using stars. Later in the episode, we will also bring y

https://www.astro.lu.se/meridian-s03e04 - 2025-02-01

For archival purposes we have gathered here information and resources that may still be useful to people. Following the reorganization of the physics subjects in the beginning of 2023 the Division of Astrophysics was formed under the Department of Physics.  Before that the astronomers at Lund University had been employed under Lund Observatory which was a part of the Department of Astronomy and Th

https://www.astro.lu.se/Library/employees/archive - 2025-02-01

Elemental abundances of stars has proven to be a powerful tool in the quest for understanding the formation and evolution of our home galaxy – the Milky Way. In the field of Galactic Archaeology we use stars as timestamps of the Galactic interstellar medium from which they are formed. By considering stars formed at different epochs, we can create a timeline for how the Milky Way galaxy has evolved

https://www.astro.lu.se/meetings/workshop-milky-way-seen-through-neutron-capture-elements - 2025-02-01

Confirmed participants Oscar Agertz (LU, Lund, Sweden) Anish Amarsi (UU, Uppsala, Sweden) Paul Barklem (UU, Uppsala, Sweden) Thomas Bensby (LU, Lund, Sweden) Shilpa Bijavara Seshashayana (MaU, Malmö, Sweden) Madeleine Burheim (MaU, Malmö, Sweden) Sema Caliskan (UU, Uppsala, Sweden) Ross Church (LU, Lund, Sweden) Gabriele Contursi (OCA, France) Valentina D'Orazi, (TV, Rome, Italy) Kjell Eriksson (U

https://www.astro.lu.se/meetings/workshop-milky-way-seen-through-neutron-capture-elements/workshop-participants - 2025-02-01

Lund, 1-2 November 2023 Note that all talks are 20 min + 10 min discussion Wednesday 13:00 Welcome – Nils Ryde Theoretical Background - Session chair Brian Thorsbro 13:10 Galaxy Formation in a Cosmological Context – Oscar Agertz, Florent Renaud 13:45 The emergence of globular & nuclear star clusters – Justin Read 14:15 The Evolution of Europium in Galaxies – Francesca Matteucci 14:45 Galactic Chem

https://www.astro.lu.se/meetings/workshop-milky-way-seen-through-neutron-capture-elements/workshop-programme - 2025-02-01