With the increasing proliferation of meetings I am no longer maintaining
this list. Instead, I urge you to check out
the big list of conferences
The Star Formation Newsletter ( ESO site)
The Star Clusters Young & Old Newsletter
The Magellenic Clouds Newsletter
The Be Star Newsletter (there remains some amount of confusion between young Ae/Be stars and more evolved, classical Be stars)
The Center for Star Formation Studies
Hawaii/IfA Center for Star Formation Studies
Molecular Clouds and Star Formation Research Purple Mountain Observatory
Star Formation Group at Arcetri
The Five College Astronomy Department Star Formation Group
The MPIA-Heidelberg Star Formation Research Group
The Landessternwarte Heidelberg Star Formation Research Group
The Penn State Pre-Main Sequence Stars Group
The Cardiff Star Formation Group
Star Formation Research at the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory (MRAO)
Queen Mary College
Astronomy
and
Fluid Dynamics
Star Formation / ISM Research at the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh
Star Formation Research at the School of Cosmic Physics (DIAS)
Star Formation Research at the Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de l'Observatoire
de Grenoble (LAOG)
Center for Astrophysics at the University of Porto
Dominican Radio Astrophysical Observatory (DRAO)
Star Formation Research at Sidney University
Star Formation Group at Applied Research Corporation
Research on Dust Disks Around Main Sequence Stars at
Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino (OATO)
Star Formation Research at the University of Texas
Star and Planet Formation Research at the University of Arizona
Star Formation Research at the CfA (three different "groups")
here
and
here
and
here
A General Catalog of Herbig-Haro Objects, curated by Bo Reipurth
Stellar Birth ,
a public-interest level tutorial on star formation from NASA
Where'd All These Stars Come From?,
an entertaining astro-100 level explanation
A Star is Born ,
a pictoral rendition of the canonical stages of the star formation process
by Lee Carkner
Star Formation Tutorial
from the folks at BIMA (including some movies)
Simulation from NCSA
of a dynamically contracting magnetic cloud core
Triggered Star Formation,
by the folks at DTM
Young Stars Among NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day
series, the result of a keyword search
Searches for Extrasolar Planets
and the
Extrasolar Planet Encyclopedia
also
here
Bo Reipurth's star formation links
Other: