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Astrochemistry of young Solar-like stars to unveil the origin of Life.

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Happing in this moment: Marta De Simone and Linda Podio discussing the possibility to observe planetary disks with SKA...... #astrochemistry
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Linda Podio reporting on chemistry of protoplanetary disks @ESO !!!!! #astrochemistry
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ALMA Observatory📡@almaobs11 Nov 2025
🙌🏻 November with these images show some spectacular animals in the ALMA habitat: a vicuña, donkeys, and a vizcacha. Download the ALMA cosmic calendar ➡️almaobservatory.org/en/publi…
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NRAO press release: Giovanni Sabatini & FAUST A&A Letter on large dust grains in the protostellar outflow cavity walls of the binary L1551 🥳 public.nrao.edu/news/from-st… #astrochemistry
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Growing planetesimals? Protostellar outflow cavities as large grains factories.... 🥳 arxiv.org/abs/2505.13596v1 #astrochemistry
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Over 1,500 sols spent on Mars – and the dust still keeps me company🙂 Can you spot the dust devil? These columns of air and dust are common on the Red Planet. Scientists can learn more about Martian weather patterns and dust on the planet by studying these whirling wonders.
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Do not miss this interesting talk on chemical complexity in the SKAO era.......!!!! 🙂 dropbox.com/scl/fi/0snkpc50u… #astrochemistry
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Beyond-2p@beyond_2p14 May 2025
Another paper of our project: forming interstellar SiS via the ion-molecule reaction Si+ + H2S aanda.org/component/article?…
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Beyond-2p@beyond_2p14 May 2025
The final meeting of our national project will be held in Perugia next week. We achieved great results and had a lot of fun.
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Investigating the molecular component associated with protostellar jets....... arxiv.org/abs/2504.18255 #astrochemistry
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It is a pleasure to bring attention to the remarkable work of Eleonora Bianchi and her FIS astrochemistry project, iSEEDS, which has recently been featured on RAI (in Italian), providing well-deserved visibility to her groundbreaking research. Here's the link: #astrochemistry
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Today in Arcetri: how ALMA is revealing the molecular complexity of planet-forming disks: Catherine Walsh, please, on stage!!!! #astrochemistry
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A great guest in Arcetri, a queen of Astrochemistry: Catherine Walsh!!!!!n Below the Astrochemistry group happy to have her at the Observatory for a couple of weeks!!!! #astrochemistry
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Beyond-2p@beyond_2p25 Mar 2025
Our project is over after three years. It was a great adventure; we accomplished a lot and had fun. Just today, another of our works was published, the first by Gabriella Di Genova (one of our PhD students) as the first author. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Hot Sulfur on the Rocks: The Reaction of Electronically Excited Sulfur Atoms with Water in an...

Hot Sulfur on the Rocks: The Reaction of Electronically Excited Sulfur Atoms with Water in an...

Abstract. In this contribution, we present a theoretical investigation of the reaction involving atomic sulfur in its first electronically excited state, 1

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BEACON 2025, Iceland, 1-6 July 2025 The next Biennial European Astrobiology CONference will take place in the conference centre "Harpa" in Reykjavik, Iceland from 1 to 6th July 2025. Detailed information about the event will be available next month at: europeanastrobiology.eu
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I've just reached 4,500 sols on Mars... Time to strike a pose! 📸 That's one wheel down, one arm up, and a whole lot of curiosity as I explore the Red Planet one rock at a time. Celebrate with me: Show me your best explorer pose!
A black-and-white image from the Curiosity rover shows a rocky, uneven terrain with scattered flat, angular stones on Mars. In the foreground, the rover's dark shadow stretches across the light-colored, dusty Martian surface. The shadow of the robotic arm is visible, extending toward a large, cracked rock. The background features a sloping, layered hill with horizontal striations, indicating sedimentary rock formations. The sky appears dark, contrasting with the sunlit landscape.

ALT A black-and-white image from the Curiosity rover shows a rocky, uneven terrain with scattered flat, angular stones on Mars. In the foreground, the rover's dark shadow stretches across the light-colored, dusty Martian surface. The shadow of the robotic arm is visible, extending toward a large, cracked rock. The background features a sloping, layered hill with horizontal striations, indicating sedimentary rock formations. The sky appears dark, contrasting with the sunlit landscape.

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Migliora-ASIproject@asi_migliora3 Apr 2025
VIII Congresso della Società Italiana di Astrobiologia Dall'11 al 13 giugno 2025 a Messina, presso la sede del CNR in Viale Ferdinando Stagno d'Alcontres 37 Sottometti il tuo contributo entro il 10 maggio 2025 sites.google.com/view/conveg…
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VIII CONGRESSO SIA

Dall’11 al 13 giugno avremo l'opportunità di ritrovarci per condividere i progressi delle nostre ricerche e dei nostri studi in Astrobiologia. Il congresso affronterà temi fondamentali dell'Astrobi...

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Catherine Walsh@cwalshastrochem13 Nov 2024
One funded PhD position in planet formation/protoplanetary disks/exoplanet atmospheres/exoplanet climate in @physicsleedsuni at @UniversityLeeds with either me or @johnilee. Projects can be tailored to the interests of the successful applicant. Deadline is Wed 8th Jan 2025!
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ALMA Observatory📡@almaobs9 Dec 2024
📡📡📡📡🫡 🔗almaobservatory.org/en/publi… #mondaymotivation
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Everybody’s working for the weekend 😎 As usual, I've been busy exploring Mars. But as we roll into the weekend, take some time to relax and unwind.
A black and white image shows a closeup of the rocky and sandy Martian surface from the point of view of the Curiosity rover. Part of the rover's wheel tracks are shown in the foreground and shadows of the rover's various instruments as well as its robotic arm are visible. The rover's robotic arm is farther out in the photo as it hovers above a rock. In the background are small Martian hills and a hazy horizon.

ALT A black and white image shows a closeup of the rocky and sandy Martian surface from the point of view of the Curiosity rover. Part of the rover's wheel tracks are shown in the foreground and shadows of the rover's various instruments as well as its robotic arm are visible. The rover's robotic arm is farther out in the photo as it hovers above a rock. In the background are small Martian hills and a hazy horizon.

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