IAU Status

Active Member

Affiliation(s) within the IAU

• Member of Division F Planetary Systems and Astrobiology
• Member of Division J Galaxies and Cosmology

Areas of interest

1 - General: 1.5 - Publications, bibliography, 1.8 - Communicating Astronomy with the Public, 1.11 - Standards
2 - Physical data and processes: 2.13 - Gravitation, 2.14 - Gravitational lensing, 2.15 - Gravitational waves, 2.26 - Polarization, 2.27 - Radiation
3 - Astronomical instrumentation, methods and techniques: 3.5 - Methods, 3.8 - Space instruments, 3.9 - Techniques
4 - Astronomical data bases: 4.1 - Astronomical databases: miscellaneous, 4.4 - Surveys, 4.5 - Virtual observatory tools
5 - Astrometry and celestial mechanics: 5.7 - Proper motions, 5.8 - Reference systems
6 - The Sun: 6.7 - Sun: evolution, 6.12 - Sun: general
7 - Planetary systems: 7.2 - Moon, 7.7 - Meteorites, meteors, meteoroids, 7.8 - Minor planets, asteroids, 7.10 - Planets and satellites:, 7.13 - Zodiacal dust
8 - Stars: 8.5 - Stars: black holes, 8.13 - Stars: general, 8.29 - Stars: Population III, 8.37 - Stars: supernovae
9 - Interstellar medium (ISM), nebulae: 9.6 - ISM: dust, extinction, 9.8 - ISM: general, 9.14 - ISM: magnetic fields, 9.17 - ISM: supernova remnants
10 - The Galaxy: 10.8 - Galaxy: general, 10.9 - Galaxy: globular clusters: general, 10.11 - Galaxy: halo, 10.18 - Galaxy: structure
11 - Galaxies: 11.14 - Galaxies: high-redshift, 11.21 - Galaxies: Local Group, 11.28 - Galaxies: quasars, 11.35 - Galaxies: statistics, 11.37 - Galaxies: structure
12 - Cosmology: 12.1 - Cosmology: cosmic background radiation, 12.6 - Cosmology: dark matter, 12.7 - Cosmology: dark energy, 12.10 - Cosmology: early Universe, 12.11 - Cosmology: large-scale structure of Universe