Cosmic Matter

Karl Schwarzschild lecture:

Als die Computer die Astronomie eroberten (in German)
Rudolf Kippenhahn, Göttingen

Ludwig Biermann Award Lecture I
Massive Star Formation: The Power of Interferometry
Henrik Beuther, Heidelberg

Ludwig Biermann Award Lecture II
At the Bottom of the Main Sequence\\[0.2cm]
Activity and magnetic fields beyond the threshold to complete convection
Ansgar Reiners, Göttingen

Thirty years of research in cosmology, particle physics and astrophysics and how many more to discover dark matter?
Celine Boehm, Annecy-Le-Vieux

Structure Formation in the Expanding Universe: Dark and Bright Sides
Anatoly Klypin and Daniel Ceverino, Las Cruces, USA

From COBE to Planck
Matthias Bartelmann, Heidelberg

Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Konstantinos D. Kokkotas, Tübingen
High-(Energy)-Lights -- The Very High Energy Gamma-Ray Sky

Dieter Horns, Hamburg
Astronomy with ultra high-energy particles

Jörg R. Hörandel, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
The Assembly of Present-Day Galaxies as Witnessed by Deep Surveys
Klaus Meisenheimer, Heidelberg

The First Stars
Volker Bromm, Austin, Texas, USA

Pulsar Timing - From astrophysics to fundamental physics
Michael Kramer, Manchester, UK
Michael.Kramer@manchster.ac.uk

Hydrodynamical simulations of the Bullet Cluster
Chiara Mastropietro and Andreas Burkert, M\"unchen, Germany
chiara@usm.uni-muenchen.de

Massive Stars as Tracers for Stellar and Galactochemical Evolution
Norbert Przybilla, Bamberg
przybilla@sternwarte.uni-erlangen.de

Formation and evolution of brown dwarfs
Alexander Scholz, St. Andrews, UK

Status and Perspectives of Astroparticle Physics in Europe
Christian Spiering, Zeuthen, Germany

Dr. Siegfried Röser, Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Heidelberg (Editor on behalf of the Astronomische Gesellschaft).