Team 367, week 2
Dr Cyril Georgy (Team Leader), University of Geneva, Switzerland: Identified shortcomings in the modelling of massive star evolution
Dr Philip Edelmann, Newcastle University, UK: Hydro simulations
Dr Patrick Eggenberger, University of Geneva, Switzerland: Angular momentum transport in stars and constraints from asteroseismology
Dr Sylvia Ekström, University of Geneva, Switzerland: Modelling of rotation in massive stars
Dr Miriam Garcia, Centro de Astrobiología Madrid, Spain: Winds of massive stars at various metallicities
Dr Mélanie Godart, University of Liège, Belgium: Asteroseismology of evolved massive stars
Dr José Groh, Trinity College Dublin, Republic of Ireland: Spectroscopy, winds of massive stars
Dr Raphael Hirschi, Keele University, UK: Advanced stages of massive star evolution
Dr Casey Meakin, University of Arizona / Karagozian & Case inc. CA, USA: Convection during the advanced stages of stellar life
Dr Rhita Ouazzani, LESIA Observatoire de Paris, France: Asteroseismology, transport processes
Dr Péter I. Pápics, KU Leuwen, Belgium: Rotations in MS massive stars from asteroseismology
Dr Vincent Prat, CEA Saclay, France: Mixing in radiative zones from DNS
Prof. Michel Rieutord, Laboratoire Astrophysique de Toulouse, France: 2D modelling of rotating stars
Prof. Friedrich Roepke, University of Heidelberg, Germany: The seven-league hydro code and its applications to stellar physics
Dr Sébastien Salmon, Université de Liège, Belgium: Asteroseismology, solar modelling
Dr Sergio Simón-Díaz, Instituto de astrophísica de Canarias, Spain: Fundamental parameters and abundances determination
Invited young scientists:
Cole Johnston, KU Leuven, Belgium: Asteroseismology of massive stars
Gonzalo Holgado, Instituto de astrophísica de Canarias, Spain: Fundamental parameters of O stars and the IACOB project
Leo Horst, University of Heidelberg, Germany: Hydro simulations
Dr Delphine Hypolite, CEA Saclay, France: 2D modelling of rotating stars
Team 367, first week