Disks and Outflows Around Young Stars

Disk observations.- Keplerian circumstellar disks in Taurus: The GG Tau Ring and the DM Tau Disk.- Circumstellar disks in the Trapezium Cluster.- High resolution observations of disks around protostellar sources with the Nobeyama Millimeter Array.- Spatially resolved spectroscopy of infrared companions to T Tauri stars.- Physical processes in circumstellar disks.- The FU orionis outburst as a thermal accretion event: Theoretical and observational implications.- Interaction of young binaries with protostellar disks.- Numerical simulations of the formation of binary and multiple protostellar disks, starting from dynamic initial conditions.- The quest for evolutionarydiagrams of young stellar objects.- Neutral gas in the vicinity of Herbig AeBe stars: What can we learn from red-shifted sodium absorption lines?.- The stellar populations of deeply embedded young clusters: Near-infrared spectral classification.- Multiplicity in the Opiuchus and Taurus star forming regions.- A massive "core" associated with the UC HIi region G31.41+0.31.- Prediction of stellar mass in star formation: Theory and its application to the orion a cloud.- Star-disk interactions in small N clusters: How to form binary stars.- Proper motion measurements in jets from young stars.- Molecular entrainment by optical jets.- HH 212: The most beautiful protostellar jet known to date.- Dust scattering as a diagnostic tool for neutral winds in bipolar outflows-The case of IRAS 08159-3543.- A long-slit spectroscopic survey of forbidden emission lines in T Tauri stars.- Aperture synthesis observations of CO outflows in low-mass star forming regions.- Evolution of outflow activity around low mass embedded young stellar objects.- Forbidden line emission and correlations with the infra-red excess in HerbigAe/Be stars.- Theory of outflows.- Formation and structure of magnetized protostellar jets.- On the magnetic collimation of jets from young stellar objects.- Stellar jets: Spectral diagnostics and fluidodynamic models.- Concluding remarks.