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Hans Van Winckel

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KU Leuven

Belgium

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Devika Kamath

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Tomasz Kaminski

professor

Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center

POLAND

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Meghna Menon

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Sergio Cristallo

Primo Ricercatore

Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica

ITALY

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Nicolas Wijsen

Assistant professor

KU Leuven

BELGIUM

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Stephane Goriely

Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

BELGIUM

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Anatoly Miroshnichenko

Professor

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

UNITED STATES

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Orsola De Marco

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Jan Sermeus

Assistent professor

KU Leuven

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Tomer Shenar

Assistant professor

Tel Aviv University

ISRAEL

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Anish Mayur Amarsi

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Javier Alcolea

Astronomer; Head of Área

SPAIN

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Hans Van Winckel

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Articles (20)

The symphony of pulsations and binarity among massive stars using HERMES spectroscopy and TESS photometry

CO observations in rotating circumbinary post-AGB disks

Student understanding of the apparent motion of the Sun: Insights from an in-depth interview study

Effect of scale comprehension on student reasoning about astronomical phenomena. I. The apparent sizes of Moon and Sun and Solar Eclipses

Effect of scale comprehension on student reasoning about astronomical phenomena. II. Moon phases

Stellar nucleosynthesis in the era of large surveys: S-process-polluted binaries in GALAH DR4

JWST MIRI-MRS observations of the Red Rectangle: Aromatic infrared band class transformation in the outer nebula

Circumbinary disc interactions and stochastic dust obscuration in the post-asymptotic-giant-branch binary HD 213985

Tracing chemical depletion in evolved binaries hosting second-generation transition discs

Technetium-rich M stars: Prime diagnostics of recent third dredge-up events on the asymptotic giant branch

s-process enriched post-AGB star J003643.94–723722.1 in the SMC with an extreme C/O ratio and the first precise detection of lead

Modelling the impact of circumbinary disk accretion on post-AGB binary evolution and surface chemistry

A Spectroscopic and Photometric Study of MWC 342 and Its B[e] Phenomenon over the Last 40 Years

AS 314: A Massive Dusty Hypergiant or a Low-Mass Post-Asymptotic Giant Branch Object?

Exploring student estimates of astronomical scales: Impact of question formulation and visualization

Abundance analysis of chemically depleted post-AGB/post-RGB binaries with faint discs

Understanding post-red giant branch binaries through stable mass transfer

A Century of Studies of the Object with the B[e] Phenomenon HD 50138

Post-AGB Binaries as Interacting Systems

Teaching the apparent motion of Sun and stars across four European countries

Collaborators (12)

Devika Kamath

Tomasz Kaminski

Meghna Menon

Sergio Cristallo

Nicolas Wijsen

Stephane Goriely

Anatoly Miroshnichenko

Orsola De Marco

Jan Sermeus

Tomer Shenar

Anish Mayur Amarsi

Javier Alcolea

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