Sebastian Wolf

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Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

Germany

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Professor Sebastian Wolf is a University Professor at Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, Germany. His research areas include exoplanetary science, protoplanetary disks, and the characterization of dust in cosmic environments, as evidenced by his recent publications on hot exozodiacal dust and interferometric observations. He focuses on the complex chemistry within protoplanetary disks and the interactions between exoplanets and their surrounding environments.

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Cornelis Dullemond

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Ruprecht Karls Universität Heidelberg

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Julia Kobus

Kiel University

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Johanna Bürger

Technische Universität Braunschweig

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Franko Greiner

Kiel University

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Kate Pattle

UNITED KINGDOM

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Woojin Kwon

Seoul National University

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Sebastian Wolf

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Hot exozodiacal dust around Fomalhaut: The MATISSE perspective

Feasibility of interferometric observations and characterization of planet-induced structures at sub au to au scales in protoplanetary disks

Simple molecules and complex chemistry in a protoplanetary disk

Polarimetry of exoplanet-exomoon systems

Monte Carlo post-processing for radiation hydro simulations of accreting planets in protoplanetary disks

Wavelength-dependent far-infrared polarization of HL Tau observed with SOFIA/HAWC+

Dust mass in protoplanetary disks with porous dust opacities

Using debris disk observations to infer substellar companions orbiting within or outside a parent planetesimal belt (Corrigendum)

Analyzing dust particle size and size distribution on extracted particles by SEM and comparing with light scattering techniques

Feasibility of detecting shadows in disks induced by infall

The potential of VLTI observations for the study of circumstellar disk variability

Video aided extinction measurement: A competitive method for dust density diagnostics

On the origin of de‐polarization in CB54

Scattering asymmetry in in-situ Mie polarimetry diagnostic of nanodust clouds

Scattered polarized radiation of extrasolar circumplanetary rings

Using debris disk observations to infer substellar companions orbiting within or outside a parent planetesimal belt

Magnetic fields and outflows in the large Bok globule CB 54

Sub-mm/mm optical properties of real protoplanetary matter derived from Rosetta/MIRO observations of comet 67P

Radiative transfer simulations for in-situ particle size diagnostic in reactive, particle growing plasmas

Feasibility of detecting and characterizing embedded low-mass giant planets in gaps in the VIS/NIR wavelength range

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Cornelis Dullemond

Julia Kobus

Johanna Bürger

Franko Greiner

Kate Pattle

Woojin Kwon

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