Self Evaluation Netherlands Research School for Astronomy 2003

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Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Léon V.E. Koopmans Education: University of Groningen M.Sc. Astronomy 01 09 1995 Ph.D. (cum laude) on thesis: A Study of Radio-Selected Gravitational Lenses Advisor: A.G. de Bruyn 07 02 2000 Positions: CERES Fellow, University of Manchester 01 04 2000 – 31 08 2000 Postdoctoral Fellow, TAPIR, Caltech 01 09 2000 – 30 11 2002 Visiting Fellow, TAPIR, Caltech 01 12 2002 – 01 12 2003 Institute Fellowship, STScI 01 12 2002 – 31 01 2004 Assistant Professor, University of Groningen 01 02 2004 – 31 05 2009 Associate Professor, University of Groningen 01 06 2009 – present Memberships: Dutch Astronomical Society International Astronomical Union American Astronomical Society (2000-2004) Vereniging voor Vernieuwingsimpuls Onderzoekers (VENI/VIDI/VICI) NOVA Key-Researcher Other affiliations and honors: Cambridge Institute Fellowship (2002; declined); VIDI career award 2005 Research: Galaxy Structure, Formation & Evolution; Gravitational Lensing and Dynamics; Reionization Publications: Authored or co-authored 90 refereed papers, 61 non-refereed publications, 3 popular papers, and editor of 1 IAU proceeding; 3132 citations (ADS); h-index: 31 PhD theses supervised: 6 (2 graduated in 2009, 2 will graduate in 2010); Co-promotor: 2 Current composition group: 4 graduate students, 1 postdoc, 1 programmer Recent Membership in National and International Committees: Member, LOFAR EoR Key-Science Management: 2004-present Member, ASTRON Scientific Advisory Council (SAC): 2008-present Member, LOFAR Astronomy Research Committee (ARC): 2004-2009 Member, ESO OPC and panel co-chair: 2008-present Member, IAU commissions 28 (galaxies) and 47 (cosmology): 2006-present Member, Steering Committee of the FP6 EU RTN “ANGLES”: 2004-2008 Organizer of a 7 international meetings and SOC member/chair of 9 meetings A6. 12
Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Alex de Koter Education: Utrecht University M.Sc. Astronomy 29 09 1988 Ph.D. on thesis: Studies of the Variability of Luminous Blue Variable Stars Advisors: H.J.G.L.M. Lamers and W. Schmutz 13 09 1993 Positions Visiting Scientist, University Space Research Association, NASA 15 11 1993 – 15 11 1995 Staff Astronomer, Advanced Computer Concepts, NASA 16 11 1995 – 31 08 1997 NWO Post Doctoral Fellow, University of Amsterdam 01 09 1997 – 31 12 1998 Assistant Professor, University of Amsterdam 01 01 1999 – 31 05 2004 Associate Professor, University of Amsterdam 01 06 2004 – present Adjunct Professor, Utrecht University 01 07 2008 – present Memberships International Astronomical Union Other affiliations and honors O-star coordinator VLT-FLAMES large programme surveys on massive stars. Research: Stellar evolution; mass-loss and rotation of stars; quantitative spectroscopy & hydrodynamics of stellar winds; UV/optical/IR Publications Authored or co-authored 112 refereed papers, 7 invited review papers, ~70 conference contributions, 2 popular papers, and editor of one books; ~4380 citations (ADS); h-index: 37 PhD theses supervised: 11 Current composition group: 2 (+3 to be appointed) graduate students, 1 postdoc Recent Membership in National and International Committees (selection): Chair, NOVA Minnaert Committee: 2004-present Advisor and coordinator of NOVA Outreach Office Member, NWO Program Committee EW Free Competition: 2007-2008 Member, ESO Observing Programme Committee (National Representative): 2005 Member, NWO Vernieuwingimpuls VIDI Programme Committee: 2003-2005 Member, NWO Vernieuwingimpuls VENI Programme Committee: 2003 Co-I HIFI Science Team: 2007-present Ambassador, Network ‘Platform Beta Techniek’: 2007-present co-organizer and SOC chair/member of several international meetings A6. 13
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