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Susanne Hüttemeister

Director of Bochum Planetarium    
and
Adjunct Professor (Apl. Professor)
at the

Address:

Zeiss - Planetarium Bochum
Castroper Strasse 67
D-44791 Bochum
Germany

Astronomisches Institut der Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Universitätsstr. 150
Office: NA 7/26
D-44780 Bochum
Germany

E-Mail : huettemeister@planetarium-bochum.de

Fax: +49-(0)234 / 5160651
Phone: +49-(0)234 / 5160641




Teaching
(Lehre)


Lecture/Vorlesung Wintersemester 2012 / 2013:
Physik des Universums (in German)
Im Rahmen des Optionalbereichs

Lecture/Vorlesung Sommersemester 2012:
Leben im Weltraum? (in German)
Im Rahmen des Optionalbereichs

Lecture/Vorlesung Sommersemester 2009:
Wie sich unser Bild vom Himmel entwickelt hat (in German)
Im Rahmen des Optionalbereichs

Lecture/Vorlesung Wintersemester 2007/2008:
Entwicklung von Galaxien (in German)
Fuer Physikstudenten ab etwa dem 5. Semester und andere Interessierte
Freitag, 14-16 ct, Seminarraum NA 7/32

Lecture/Vorlesung Sommersemester 2007:
Struktur und Entwicklung des Sonnensystems (in German)
Fuer Physikstudenten ab dem 3. Semester und andere Interessierte
Montag, 14-16 ct, Seminarraum NA 7/32


Lecture/Vorlesung Wintersemester 2003/04:
Astronomie 1 (in German)

Lecture/Vorlesung Sommersemester 2004:
Astronomie 2 (in German)




Research
Interests



My research mostly (but not exclusively) concerns the interstellar medium (ISM to the experts) in galaxies, including starbursting systems, barred galaxies, dwarfs and (almost) normal objects like the center of our own Milky Way or the nearby Grand Design spiral galaxy M51. I am especially interested in the relation between the physical parameters of the gas, mainly its temperature and density, its chemistry and the dynamical conditions it is subject to.
However...
Being the director of one of Germany's major planetariums is a full time job. Thus, unfortunately, little time remains for research. In compensation, I get the chance to communicate my love of astronomy to all kinds of people - and to work with the latest imaging technology (worth checking out by visiting the planetarium!).



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