Quentin Coppée
PhD Student Theory and Observations of StarsContact
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Quentin Coppée
PhD researcher in the group Theory and Observations of Stars (TOS) at Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS)
Research Interests
I am interested in stellar astrophysics and evolution, and in particular in the study of the stellar interior through asteroseismology. The main focus of my PhD project lies in the depressed dipole modes observed in red giants. In this project, I aim to confirm the mixed character of these modes and to verify the present mechanisms proposed to explain this phenomenon.
Curriculum Vitae
| October 2021 – Present | PhD in Astrophysics, HITS, Heidelberg University, Germany |
| September 2020 – June 2021 | Mathematics teacher, Sint-Jozefscollege, Brussels, Belgium |
Education
| September 2020 | MSc in Astronomy and Astrophysics (Magna cum Laude), KU Leuven, Belgium Thesis: ‘Characterising the evolution of circumbinary disks in Post-AGB systems‘ |
| July 2018 | BSc in Physics (Cum Laude), KU Leuven, Belgium Theses: ‘Correlation between Barium Abundance and the Orbital Period of Barium Stars’ and ‘Gravitational Waves from Binary Systems’ |
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