Priv.-Doz. Dr. Eng. Genevieve Parmentier

The slides available below provide a comprehensive overview of my research since the start of
my PhD Thesis. They represent a small sample of the many oral presentations I have given, however.

Invited Talks: A Sample

• Chalmers Astrophysics Colloquium (slides, October 2020)
  "The Density Gradient Inside Molecular-Gas Clumps as a Booster of their Star Formation Activity"

• Invited Talk "Star Formation Relations in the Galactic Disc",
  at Modes of Star Formation: a Symposium in Honor of Jay Gallagher, Aspen (CO), September 2017 (slides)

  Invited Talk "Volume-density-driven star formation in the Galaxy",
  at High mass stars, their feedback and massive star clusters (Symposium to celebrate Guillermo Tenorio-Tagle's life-long contribution to Astrophysics), European Week of Astronomy and Space Science, Prague, June 2017 (slides)

  Invited Talk "The Early Survival of (Globular) Star Clusters: Easier Than We Thought!",
  at Globular cluster systems and their host galaxies, Sexten, June 2017 (slides)

  Invited Lecturer at 10th HGSFP Winterschool,
  Obergurgl, Austria, January 27-31, 2017

  Invited Talk at the "Role Model Meeting", Center of Applied Space Technology
  and Microgravity of the University of Bremen, October 2014

  Invited Talk at the Heidelberg IMPRS Summer School: Frontiers of Stellar Structure
  and Evolution, September 2014 (Program)

  Invited Talk "Local-Density Driven Clustered Star Formation: Model and Implications"
  at the Space Telescope Science Institute (14.10.2013) [Slides]

  Plenary Session Highlight Talk "Formation and Early Evolution of Star Clusters"
  at the Annual Meeting 2013 of the Astronomische Gesellschaft (27.09.2013) [Slides]

  ESTEC/ESA Seminar "Building on the Macroscopic to understand the Microscopic: from Systems of Star Clusters to Individual Star-Forming Regions" (03.05.2013) [Slides]

  Heidelberg Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Colloquium "Connecting the Local Star Formation Law and the Growth of Embeded Clusters" (18.10.2012) [Slides]

  Heidelberg Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Colloquium "Probing the Microscopic with the Macroscopic: from Properties of Star Cluster Systems to Properties of Cluster-Forming Regions" (16.12.2011) [Slides]

  Geneva Observatory Colloquium "From Cluster-Forming Region Properties to Galaxy Evolution with Star Clusters" (14.06.2011) [Slides]

  Vienna Institute of Astronomy Kolloquium "From Cluster-Forming Region Properties to Galaxy Evolution with Star Clusters" (16.05.2011) [Slides]

  MPIfR-AIfA Hauptkolloquium "From molecular clump properties to galaxy evolution with star clusters" (19.11.2010) [Slides]

  Heidelberg Joint Astronomical Colloquium "Star clusters as crucial tracers of galaxy evolution and probes into star formation" (19.10.2010) [Slides]

  Invited talk "Early dynamical evolution of star cluster systems" at IAU Symposium 266, held within the framework of the 2009 General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union [Proceedings]

  Invited seminar "Why the Cluster Initial Mass Function, the Molecular Core Mass-Radius Relation and the Local SFE are all Related Issues" at KITP Programme "Formation and Evolution of Globular Clusters" (06.02.2009) [Slides]

  Invited talk "Star Cluster System Evolution: The First 100Myr"
  at KITP Conference "Formation and Evolution of Globular Clusters" (13.01.2009) [Slides]

  Highlight talk "What cluster gas expulsion can tell us about star formation and galaxy evolution",
  at the conference "Star Clusters: Witnesses of Cosmic History'', held during JENAM-2008 (11.09.2008) [Slides, proceedings]

  Keynote-speaker talk "Gas removal and the initial cluster mass function" at MODEST-8 (05.12.2007) [Slides]

  Wednesday Seminar "Tracing the Cluster Formation History of Galaxies: the Case of the Large Magellanic Cloud",
  Cambridge Institute of Astronomy (16.04.2008) [Slides]

  Invited Colloquium "The Initial Mass Function of Old Globular Cluster Systems",
  Nanchong University (China) (13.06.2006) [Slides]

  Invited Colloquium "Formation of Galactic Halo Globular Clusters through Self-Enrichment",
  Uppsala Astronomical Observatory (12.06.2003) [Slides]