The "Cosmology and Galaxy Evolution" team focuses on the study of the formation, evolution, and physical properties of large cosmological structures, galaxy clusters, galaxies themselves, and their internal structures, extending to large-scale star formation. These structures are studied across cosmic time, from the birth of the first galaxies to the closest objects today. These studies are conducted using multi-wavelength observations with state-of-the-art observatories (ALMA, JWST, VLT, IRAM, and Euclid), complemented by advanced cosmological and galaxy evolution simulations using Europe's largest supercomputers. Continuous interaction between observations and simulations is sought to maximize data interpretation and provide the best constraints for structure formation models.
The key questions for the "Cosmology and Evolution of Galaxies" team are as follows:
Permanent members of the Cosmology and Evolution of Galaxies team (LCEG) :
ANSARI Reza, ARNAUD Monique, AUSSEL Hervé, BERTIN Emmanuel, BOURNAUD Frédéric, CESARSKY Catherine, CODIS Sandrine, CORREA Camila, CUILLANDRE Jean-Charles, DADDI Emanuele, ELBAZ David, LE FLOC'H Emeric, LEHOUCQ Roland, MAGNELLI Benjamin, PIERRE Marguerite