Members
Members
- Orlagh Creevey (WP lead); Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur, Nice, France
- Pierre Maxted (WP co-lead. Eclipsing binaries); Keele University, UK
- Vardan Adibekyan (Spectral analysis); Universidade do Porto, Portugal
- Maria Bergemann (Spectral analysis); MPIA, Heidelberg, Germany
- Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard (WP125000 lead. Asteroseismology); Aarhus University, Denmark
- Remo Collet (WP122200 lead. 3D model stellar atmospheres and spectra); Aarhus University, Denmark
- Luca Casagrande (Effective temperatures, photometry); ANU, Canberra, Australia
- Santi Cassisi (Stellar evolution); INAF, Rome, Italy
- Margarida Cunha (WP124000 lead. Asteroseismology); Institute of Astrophysics and Space Sciences, University of Porto, Portugal
- Guy Davies (Asteroseismology); Birmingham, UK
- José Dias do Nascimento (Stellar spectroscopy); UFRN, Brazil
- Sofia Feltzing (WP 125400 lead. Classical determinations of parameters, ages of stars); Lund, Sweden
- Patrick Gaulme (Solar-like oscillations and eclipsing binaries, WP 38 lead); Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Göttingen, Germany
- Marie-Jo Goupil (WP120 Lead. Asteroseismology); Meudon, France
- Simon Hodgkin (Open clusters) IoA, Cambridge, UK
- Paula Jofre (Gaia benchmark stars); Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
- Flavien Kiefer (Astrometric/spectroscopic binary stars) Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris, France
- Ulrike Heiter (Gaia, high-resolution spectra, M dwarfs, IR spectra); Uppsala, Sweden
- Krzysztof Hełminiak (Eclipsing binary stars) Turon, Poland
- Dan Huber (Interferometry and asteroseismology, spectrophotometry); Hawaii, USA
- Nikki Miller (Eclipsing binaries); Keele University, UK
- Thierry Morel (WP 122 lead. Non-seismic diagnostics and stellar parameters); Liege, Belgium
- Nicolas Nardetto (Interferometry, surface-brightness relations); Nice, France
- Teresa Olander (M-dwarfs); Uppsala, Sweden
- Aldo Serenelli (WP121 lead. Stellar physics and models) Barcelona, Spain
- John Southworth (Eclipsing binary stars) Keele University, UK
- Tim White (Interferometry and asteroseismology); ANU, Canberra, Australia