The 8th IRAM 30m summerschool is open for applications. It will combine lectures on millimeter astronomy with observations using the 30m telescope. It will be held in September 11-18, 2015 in Pradollano near Granada, Spain. More info: IRAM Summerschool 2015
NANOCOSMOS at the recent ALMA / Herschel Archival Workshop (Garching, Germany)
Four NANOCOSMOS researchers gave their presentations at the ALMA/Herschel Archival Workshop held in Garching (Germany) at the ESO headquarters in April 15 -17, 2015. José Cernicharo (NANOCOSMOS Corresponding P.I.) talked about the synergies between the ALMA high resolution observations in the innermost zones of star-forming regions, AGB, post-AGBs stars and extragalactic objects and those of Herschel´s archive submillimeter and far-IR observations. Our postdoctoral researchers, Marcelino Agúndez, Guillermo Quintana-Lacaci and Belén Tercero talked about the following topics: Continue reading →
New NANOCOSMOS postdocs, engineers and technicians. Welcome!
The following postdoctoral researchers, engineers and technicians have just joined the NANOCOSMOS team. Welcome to our project!
ICMM-Team 1:
Javier R. Goicoechea
Senior Postdoctoral Researcher
Expertise: Astrochemistry; Interstellar Medium; Far-IR Astrophysics
Marcelino Agúndez
Postdoctoral Researcher
Expertise: Astrochemistry; Evolved stars; Exoplanetary atmospheres
5-6 May, 2015 – NANOCOSMOS Kick-Off Meeting!
The NANOCOSMOS Kick-Off meeting will be held at the CSIC headquarters (C/ Serrano 113-123, Madrid) in May 5 and 6, 2015. NANOCOSMOS will gather all the major players of the project together. It is expected that synergy will evolve among the NANOCOSMOS partners and foster in-depth discussions in order to set an overall framework for the prospective research and technical tasks. More info here
Welcome to the NANOCOSMOS website!
NANOCOSMOS is a synergetic project, funded by the European Research Council (ERC), involving astronomers, physicists, chemists and engineers to understand the complex processes leading to the formation of cosmic dust. The project began in August 2014 and will end in July 2020.