Student Projects
Our department is engaged the training of young astronomers at the levels of bachelor, master, and PhD studies, in collaboration with the neighbouring universities of Bonn and Cologne and other international partners (e.g., the University of Würzburg or the University of València) and collaborations.
Bachelor & Master
Research projects at the undergraduate level (bachelor and master) in the above mentioned topics are possible at the group. Please contact Prof. Eduardo Ros about this possibility for potential topics.
PhD Projects
Doctoral studies are possible in the framework of the International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS). A list of available PhD projects and supervisors is shown below. For more details, please check projects with code AZ at our IMPRS webpage.
Student projects (example report from IMPRS members)
PhD Project:
VLBI and gamma-ray studies of radio galaxies
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PhD Thesis: The two-sided relativistic outWow in Cygnus A: extragalactic jet physics at extreme spatial resolution
Defense on October 20, 2015
The thesis obtained the Otto Hahn Medal and the Otto Hahn Award of the Max Planck Society
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PhD Thesis: Molecular Line Studies
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PhD Project: 4 years of monitoring Gamma-ray bright blazars with global 3 mm VLBI.
Defense on January 29, 2015
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PhD Project: Zooming into γ-ray loud galactic nuclei with mm-VLBI and single-dish studies
Defense on May 6, 2015.
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PhD Project: The Quasar Movie Project - A multi-wavelength analysis of the quasar 3C279
Defense on June 26, 2015
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PhD Project: S
tudies of nearest radio galaxies by global millimetre-VLBI observations
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PhD Project:
Internal structure and dynamics of extragalactic relativistic jets
Defense on June 26, 2015
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PhD Project: Extragalactic relativistic jet microphysics through Linear and Circular multi-frequency polarization monitoring
Defense on October 30, 2015
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PhD Project:
High-angular resolution structural and polarimetric variability of the γ-ray blazars TXS 2013+370 and 3C 454.3
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PhD Thesis: Space-VLBI observations of blazars
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