Scientific publications by or with contributions from IMPRS students

IMPRS PhD candidates contribute significantly  the publication output of the MPS. Their publications cover scientific topics in all areas of solar system science, ranging from astrophysics, stellar and solar physics including asteroseismology and helioseismology to planetary sciences including cometary science, space exploration, and geophysics, and use diverse methods from instrumentation development, data analysis and interpretation to analytical modelling and numerical simulations.

Requirements in brief
- Submitted or accepted peer-reviewed publication(s) in international scientific journal(s)
- Minimum requirements according to PhD regulations of university programme
- On average at least two publications during the course of the PhD

Whenever possible, the full texts of these publications are made available to other researchers and to the public through institutional or society-wide repositories. As a minimum, the repositories list the bibliographic information of the publications.

The Max Planck Society’s MPG.PuRe Publication Repository (also known as pubman) can be queried via the MPS Publication Repository Search interface or directly via the MPG.PuRe interface. The links below execute pre-defined queries to find IMPRS-related publications.

Additionally, this overview of all PhD theses published by IMPRS graduates is available on the IMPRS pages.

More research options for publications in general are available through the services of the MPS library.

Queries via MPS Publication Repository

Local search interface to MPG.PuRe (pubman).

Queries via MPG.PuRe Publication Repository

IMPRS records are included in MPS records. Some metrics of interest are:

Percentage of refereed IMPRS publications in all MPS refereed publications (all / by year / by first-author).
→ What proportion of research output is attributable to doctoral researchers?

Percentage of IMPRS conference contributions in all MPS conference contributions (all / by year / by first-author).
→ Do doctoral researchers attend conferences with the same frequency as the average of all scientists? 

Percentage of IMPRS PhD theses in all MPS PhD theses (all / by year).
→ Are the majority of PhD theses at MPS conducted within the framework of the IMPRS?

Advanced search

The IMPRS affiliation identifier is escidoc:1832290.
The MPS affiliation identifier is escidoc:1125546.

MPG.PuRe Advanced Search

Advanced search in the publication repository of the Max Planck Society