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Stars, Star Formation and Galaxy Evolution

This is the home page of the Stars, Star Formation and Galaxy Evolution Group, part of the Astrophysics Group within the Dept. of Physics & Astronomy at UCL.
The list of group members  currently comprises 6 academic staff, 6 postdoctoral research associates and 10 PhD students.

The group carries out a wide range of research from nebular astrophysics and dusty circumstellar environments to mass-loss from massive and evolved stars, as well as studies of star formation in the Milky Way and other galaxies.

For more details about our research activities, please follow the links provided below or use the right hand menu for navigation.

Massive Star Binary Systems	Herschel Studies	Molecular Studies of Extragalactic Star Formation
The Universe's Prolific Recyclers	Dust Production in Supernovae: Spitzer Observations of SN 2008S	Starbursts and Galaxy Evolution
COBraS	Planetary Nebulae	IPHAS
UCL Numerical Codes	Debris Disks around Young Stars	Molecular Studies of Galactic Star Formation and the ISM