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Address:	Königsthul 17   69117 Heidelberg   Germany
Office:	326
Phone: Fax:	+49 6221 528 459   +49 6221 528 246
email:	georgiev ( at ) mpia.de

  I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA) and am part of the "Galactic Nuclei" research group led by Dr. Nadine Neumayer within the Galaxies and Cosmology Scientific Department.
  My interests focus on understanding the formation, evolution and often coexistence of the most massive objects observed in the nucleus of galaxies, i.e. Nuclear Star Clusters (NSCs) and/or (Super)Massive Black Holes (SMBHs). Such objects are also linked to massive globular clusters (GCs) and Ultra Compact Dwarf galaxies (UCDs).
  To test theoretical models of their formation and evolution, we employ (imaging & spectroscopic) observational techniques covering a wide spectral range (from UV to near-IR). Robust knowledge of the observational properties of such compact stellar systems in galaxies of different morphological type provides theoretical models with empirical constrain to better understand and reconstruct galaxy formation history.
More about my research activities you can find from the links above.

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Address:	Königsthul 17   69117 Heidelberg   Germany
Office:	326
Phone: Fax:	+49 6221 528 0   +49 6221 528 246
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