At the Chair for Cosmology and Structure Formation, Professor Joseph Mohr and his team are addressing questions about the origins of cosmic structures, the nature of dark matter and the causes of the cosmic acceleration.
The Chair is involved in multiple international collaborations
Professor, Chair for Cosmology and Structure Formation
Cosmology, galaxy clusters, large scale structure, galaxy evolution, multi-wavelength surveys, instrumentation/software
Staff Scientist
Large multi-wavelength surveys, galaxy clusters: cosmology & astrophysics, galaxy evolution, Radio & X-ray AGN, LSS
Research Fellow
Cosmic structure formation and evolution through observations of neutral gas
Research Fellow
Euclid (OU-EXT and SWG Galaxies & AGN), galaxy formation and evolution, chemical abundances, spectroscopic surveys
Research Fellow
Radio astronomy, interferometric imaging, inferring structure in the upper atmosphere with radio data
Research Fellow
Different star formation quenching processes in galaxies (Ram-pressure stripping, AGN feedback, Action of Stellar bar).
Research Fellow
Cosmology, galaxy cluster catalogs, galaxy evolution, radio astronomy surveys
Research Fellow
Data analysis software for space-based missions for cosmology
Senior Software Developer
Computing in Science, in particular object detection and photometry Multi-wavelength surveys Data processing The Euclid project
PhD student
Dark matter models, cosmological tensions, galaxy cluster abundance
PhD student
Studies of growth of structure in modified gravity models using weak gravitational lensing and galaxy cluster datasets.
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