報告摘要：Massive stars play a central role in the Galactic ecosystem. Observations and theoretical works in the past years have renewed our understanding on the origin of massive stars in the Milky Way. I will review recent progress and propose few promising directions for the future, including (1) A pan-Galaxy atlas of the filamentary ISM, (2) Dynamic mass assembly in protocluster formation, (3) The role of turbulence, magnetic fields, and monolithic massive prestellar cores for the initial conditions.

主講人簡介：

2018-present: Assistant Professor, KIAA-PKU

2015-2018: Associate, ESO (Garching, Germany)

2012-2015: ESO Fellow, ESO/ALMA (Garching, Germany)

2011-2012: Erasmus Fellow, Kapteyn Astronomical Institute (Groningen, Netherlands)

2008-2011: SMA Pre-doctoral Fellow, Harvard CfA (Cambridge, MA, USA)

2006-2012: PhD in Astrophysics, Peking University (Beijing, China)