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Faculty Member Contact Research Interests
Haldan N. Cohn cohn[at]indiana.edu
SW 411
812-855-4174
Dynamical evolution of globular star clusters, galactic nuclei and clusters of galaxies, optical and X-ray studies of binary X-Ray sources, GRAPE-6 N-body simulations of globular star clusters
Constantine P. Deliyannis con[at]astro.indiana.edu
SW 409
812-856-5197
Stellar interiors and stellar evolution; metal-poor stars; open clusters and globular clusters; big bang lithium; light element probes of big bang nucleosynthesis, chemical evolution, and physical processes inside stars
Richard H. Durisen durisen[at]astro.indiana.edu
SW 321
812-855-6921

Simulations of fluid and particle system dynamics applied to star and planet formation, the structure and stability of astrophysical disks, and planetary ring systems
Phyllis M. Lugger lugger[at]astro.indiana.edu
SW 412
812-855-6929
Dynamical evolution of globular star clusters, galactic nuclei and clusters of galaxies, optical and X-ray studies of binary X-ray sources, GRAPE-6 N-body simulations of globular star clusters.
Stuart L. Mufson mufson[at]astro.indiana.edu
SW 322
812-855-6917
High energy astrophysics; cosmic ray physics from underground and balloon-borne experiments; neutrino astrophysics and dark matter searches; cosmology.
Catherine "Caty"  A. Pilachowski catyp[at]astro.indiana.edu
SW 323
812-855-6913
Stellar compositions, stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis, the origin of the elements in the milky way, stellar seismology.
Katherine L. Rhode krhode [at] indiana.edu
SW 315
812-855-6925
Extragalactic globular cluster systems; structure and formation of giant galaxies; rotation and evolution of solar-type pre-main-sequence stars
John J. Salzer slaz [at] astro.indiana.edu
SW 408
812-855-6175
Galaxy evolution, active galactic nuclei, starburst galaxies, chemical evolution in galaxies, multi-wavelength studies of dwarf galaxies, emission-line surveys
Liese van Zee vanzee[at]astro.indiana.edu
SW 410
812-855-0274
Galaxy evolution, chemical evolution, star formation, extragalactic neutral hydrogen. Indiana Extragalactic Research Group