IAU Status

Active Member

Affiliation(s) within the IAU

• Member of Division B Facilities, Technologies and Data Science
• Member of Division D High Energy Phenomena and Fundamental Physics
• Member of Division G Stars and Stellar Physics
• Member of Division H Interstellar Matter and Local Universe
• Member of Division J Galaxies and Cosmology
• Member of Commission B1 Computational Astrophysics
• Member of Commission B3 Astroinformatics and Astrostatistics
• Member of Cross-Division D-J Commission Supermassive Black Holes, Feedback and Galaxy Evolution

Areas of interest

2 - Physical data and processes: 2.9 - Black hole physics, 2.13 - Gravitation, 2.16 - Hydrodynamics, 2.28 - Radiative transfer, 2.29 - Relativistic processes
3 - Astronomical instrumentation, methods and techniques: 3.10 - Telescopes: optical, 3.12- Adaptive optics, 3.13 - Interferometry
4 - Astronomical data bases: 4.1 - Astronomical databases: miscellaneous, 4.3 - Catalogs, 4.4 - Surveys
8 - Stars: 8.5 - Stars: black holes, 8.10 - Stars: formation, 8.18 - Stars: jets, 8.25 - Stars: neutron, 8.40- Stars: Wolf-Rayet
9 - Interstellar medium (ISM), nebulae: 9.1 - ISM: abundances, 9.6 - ISM: dust, extinction, 9.11 - ISM: jets and outflows, 9.12 - ISM: kinematics and dynamics, 9.16 - ISM: planetary nebulae
10 - The Galaxy: 10.1 - Galaxy: abundances, 10.2 - Galaxy: bulge, 10.3 - Galaxy: center, 10.12 - Galaxy: local insterstellar matter, 10.13 - Galaxy: kinematics and dynamics
11 - Galaxies: 11.1 - Galaxies: abundances, 11.2 - Galaxies: active, 11.3 - Galaxies: BL Lacertae objects, 11.4 - Galaxies: bulges, 11.9 - Galaxies: evolution
12 - Cosmology: 12.6 - Cosmology: dark matter, 12.7 - Cosmology: dark energy, 12.10 - Cosmology: early Universe, 12.11 - Cosmology: large-scale structure of Universe, 12.13 - Cosmology: dark ages, reionization, first stars