报告摘要:Massive stars play a central role in the Galactic ecosystem. Observations and theoretical works in the past years have renewed our understanding on the origin of massive stars in the Milky Way. I will review recent progress and propose few promising directions for the future, including (1) A pan-Galaxy atlas of the filamentary ISM, (2) Dynamic mass assembly in protocluster formation, (3) The role of turbulence, magnetic fields, and monolithic massive prestellar cores for the initial conditions.
主讲人简介:
2018-present: Assistant Professor, KIAA-PKU
2015-2018: Associate, ESO (Garching, Germany)
2012-2015: ESO Fellow, ESO/ALMA (Garching, Germany)
2011-2012: Erasmus Fellow, Kapteyn Astronomical Institute (Groningen, Netherlands)
2008-2011: SMA Pre-doctoral Fellow, Harvard CfA (Cambridge, MA, USA)
2006-2012: PhD in Astrophysics, Peking University (Beijing, China)