One of the main issues in galaxy evolution is to understanding the star formation history of galaxies - in particular how star formation is triggered and how it can be suddenly quenched. We study the role of environmental effects that can affect the star formation activity of galaxies in different ways.
The interplay between stars and gas in galaxies has consequences for the evolution of galaxies. We try to understand how the stellar feedback influences the star formation in different parts of the Milky Way and in nearby galaxies.
We study mechanisms of the formation of massive star clusters - in particular the question of how multiple stellar populations of globular clusters were formed.
Uncover the potential effects of nearby supernovae on the growth of a supermassive black hole in our in-depth investigation.