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Thomas Tauris
Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University
Guest contract:
Fundamental Physics Pulsar Group
@ Max-Planck-Institute for Radio Astronomy, Bonn, Germany
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Research: Compact Objects, Gravitational Waves, Binary Star Evolution, Supernovae
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Contact & Office info:
Prof. Dr. Thomas Tauris
Dept. Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University
Ny Munkegade 120, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark
Office: 1520-623 Phone: +45 8715 5639
Mail: tauris (at) phys.au.dk
Conference @ AIAS, Aarhus Uni., May 11-15, 2020: NORDIC NEUTRON STARS
Cancelled (COVID-19)
Teaching Fall 2019, 2020, 2021:
I give a course at Aarhus University on
Physics of Compact Objects
New textbook: Physics of Binary Star Evolution
Thomas Tauris & Ed van den Heuvel (Princeton Uni. Press, under review)
Postdocs:
Hailiang Chen (2019-2020), Yunnan Observatories (CAS), China
Yong Shao (2020-2021), Nanjing Uni., China
Long Jiang (2020-2021), Shangqiu Normal Uni., China
Bachelor/Master/PhD projects in Aarhus: Please, contact me for further info.
Mia Tøttrup (MSc, 2021)
Hans Brüner Dein (BSc, 2021)
Malte Malmberg (BSc, 2021)
Jedrzej Artur Jawor (MSc, 2020)
Benjamin Sommer (BSc, 2019)
Recent PhD/MSc students:
PhD student Matthias Kruckow: Merging Neutron Stars and Black Holes (2013-2018)
PhD student Alina Istrate: Formation of Low-Mass He WDs from LMXBs (2012-2016)
Master's student Jedrzej Artur Jawor: Spin Evoluiton of Magnetars (2020)
Master's student Herbert Hauck: Isolated Black Holes Accreting from the ISM (2018)
Master's student Christoph Schürmann: Spin Evolution of Recycled Pulsars (2018)
Master's student Devina Misra: Formation of Ultra-Luminous X-ray Binaries (2018)
Master's student Rahul Sengar: Evolution of Ultra-Compact X-ray Binaries (2017)
Master's student Marilyn Cruces: Magnetic Fields of Milliosecond Pulsars (2016)
Master's student Lars Grygosch: Detection of Isolated Black Holes using eROSITA (2015)
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