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Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Heino Falcke Education: University of Bonn Physics Diploma 13 02 1992 Ph.D. (sum cum laude) on thesis: Starved Holes and Active Nuclei - the Central Engine in Galactic Centers”, Advisor: Peter L. Biermann 05 07 1994 “Habilitation” and “venia legendi” at the RFW-Universität Bonn, Habilitation thesis “The Silent Majority - Jets and Radio Cores from Weakly Active Black Holes“ 15 11 2000 Positions Research assistant, RFW-Universität Bonn 1992-1994 Postdoc (Max-Planck stipend), MPIfR Bonn, (optical interferometry group, G. Weigelt) 1994-1995 Research associate, Univ. of Maryland (& STScI Baltimore), USA (Prof. A.S. Wilson (✝)) 1995-1997 Postdoc, MPIfR Bonn (VLBI group, A. Zensus) 1997-1997 DFG stipend at the RFW-Universität Bonn, MPIfR guest scientist 1997-1999 Visiting professor, Dept. of Astronomy & Steward Observatory, University of Arizona 1999-1999 Scientific staff at the MPIfR Bonn (VLBI group) 2000-2001 Senior scientist at the MPIfR Bonn 2002-2003 Interim professorship, Universität zu Köln 2003-2003 senior scientist LOFAR, ASTRON & Adjunct Professor, University of Nijmegen 2003-2007 Full professor of radio astronomy and astroparticle physics, Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen 2007- Memberships International Astronomical Union Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft Astronomische Gesellschaft Other affiliations and honors 2000 Ludwig-Biermann-Award, Astronomische Gesellschaft 2006 Akademiepreis (academy award), Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (former Preußische Akademie der Wissenschaften) 2006 Visiting Miller Professor, UC Berkeley 2008 European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant 2009 Helmholtz lecturer, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin 2009 Member NASA Lunar Science Institute (NLSI), astrophysics node Research: theoretical astrophysics, radioastronomy, & astroparticle physics: jets & disks from stellar and supermassive black holes, Galactic Center, low-frequency radio astronomy, radio detection of ultra-high energy Cosmic Rays and neutrinos, radio transients and surveys Publications: Authored or co-authored 284 articles (142 refereed), edited 5 books, 15 review articles, 4 popular articles, founded Galactic Center Newsletter, 6073 citations (ADS), h-index: 45 PhD theses supervised: 7 Current composition group: 3 graduate students, 5 postdocs, 2 software developers Recent Memberships in National and International Committees (selection): Member, science advisory group of the ESF-ESSC on ESA’s Exploration programme: 2007 Member, Lunar Exploration Definition Team (LEDT) of ESA’s first moon lander Member, of the International Scientific Advisory Committee/Science Working group Chair, SKA international SKA Outreach committee: June 2003-Nov. 2004 Co-Chair, EU FP6 network “Scientific Workshops” (within RADIONET I3 proposal): 2004-2007 LOFAR international project scientist Chair, Committee for Astroparticle Physics in the Netherlands (CAN) “Key Researcher” and coordinator of NOVA Network 3 (High-Energy Astrophysics): 2007- Member and NL country representative of the AUGER collaboration Chairperson, IAU working group “Astronomy on the Moon” Spokesperson and member, LOPES collaboration Member, LOFAR Technical Working Group & NL LOFAR consortium Member and Spokesperson, LOFAR Key-Science Project “Cosmic Rays” Member, Auger collaboration Main organizer of four big international workshops, co-organizer/SOC 14 other workshops 58 invited or review talks at conference and workshops A6. 4
Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Marijn Franx Education: University of Leiden B.Sc. Astronomy 19 05 1981 M.Sc. Astronomy (cum laude) 16 10 1984 Ph.D. Astronomy (cum laude) on thesis: Structure and Kinematics of Elliptical Galaxies Advisors: H.C. van de Hulst, G.D. Illingworth, P.T. de Zeeuw 22 09 1988 Positions: Junior Fellow, Harvard University 01 10 1988 – 31 06 1991 Hubble Fellow, Harvard University 01 07 1991 – 31 03 1993 Full Professor of Extragalactic Astronomy, Univ. of Groningen 31 03 1993 – 31 03 1998 Full Professor of Extragalactic Astronomy, Univ. of Leiden 01 04 1998 – present Memberships: American Astronomical Society International Astronomical Union Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) Other affiliations and honors: co-PI on University of Groningen funded grant Formation and Evolution of Galaxies Advanced ERC grant Research: Formation and evolution of galaxies Publications: Authored or co-authored 205 refereed papers, including 2 Annual Review papers. Approximately 13700 citations, h-index :71. PhD students supervised: 13, 5 have been offered Hubble Fellowships Current composition group: 4 graduate students, 2 postdocs Recent Membership in National and International Committees: Member, NWO proposal evaluation committee 2002–2005 Member, NOVA Board 2004–2007 Member, ACS Science Team 1998–2007 Member, Board of Leids Kerkhoven Bosscha Foundation 2003– Member, VLT-MUSE Science Team 2006– Member, JWST NIRSPEC Science Team 2004– Member, JWST Science Working Group 2006– Chair, ESO-ELT Science Working Group 2006–2009 Member, ESO-ELT Science and Engineering Core Working Group 2006– Co-PI, ULTRA-VISTA survey PI, VLT and HST large programs Co-organizer of several international meetings A6. 5
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