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DSHARP provides unprecedented view of planet forming disks
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DSHARP is the first Large Program observed at the ALMA telescope and it is revolutionizing our view of the planet forming disks around young stars where exoplanetary systems are currently in the making. Press release is here . The survey is presented in...
First complex molecule detected in a protoplanetary disk!
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Check out the Nature paper reporting the results, the accompanying News and Views , the NRAO press release , and some media coverage from the Washington Post , Discovery and på svenska . (Image credit Bill Saxton /NSF /AUI /NRAO)
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A Conversation with Karin Öberg
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The Harvard astrochemist discusses how reactions on icy dust grains shape solar systems. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acscentsci.1c00818
"Volatiles in Protoplanetary Disks"
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Karin Öberg’s Search for the Chemical Basis of Planet Formation
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With new tools offering an unprecedented view of a planet’s molecular building blocks, astrochemists are working to pin down the recipe for a habitable world. https://www.simonsfoundation.org/2021/07/28/karin-obergs-search-for-the…...
A Circumplanetary Disk Candidate Spotted with ALMA
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Astronomers may have found a gaseous disk around a planet orbiting the young star AS 209. This is one of just four circumplanetary disk candidates discovered so far, and these observations enable the first mass estimate of a circumplanetary disk’s gas...
HARVARD PORTRAIT Karin Öberg
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GROWING UP IN Lutheran Sweden, Karin Öberg had no inkling that she would one day become an astrochemist, the first to observe a complex organic molecule in the freezing cloud of gas and dust surrounding a young star—or that she would convert to...
ALMA Captures Stirred-Up Planet Factory
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In recent years, high resolution observations of dust structures have revolutionized our understanding of planet formation. However, this new image of the gas indicates that the current view of planet formation is still too simplistic and that it might be...