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Gas and dust from the Stars to the Laboratory: Exploring the Nanocosmos
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NANOCOSMOS Showcase Video

The Stardust Machine (El País Newspaper)

Stardust

The AROMA experimental set-up

NANOCOSMOS Kick-off meeting

NANOCOSMOS Posts

  • Carbon grains around evolved stars 2019/10/22
  • Rémi Bérard, New Nanocosmos Doctor 2019/09/26
  • Elegant and fast: the GACELA is running 2019/06/07
  • Supplementary Cover of the JACS 2019/02/28
  • The benzylium and tropylium cations identified as two stable C7H7+ isomers 2018/12/19

RSS Horizon Magazine

  • CRISPR provides hope of sickle cell cure
    Thanks to the ‘cut and paste’ gene editing technique CRISPR, scientists are homing in on a cure for sickle cell disease - a genetic blood disorder - while other research is looking at how to expand the potential of CRISPR-based treatments.
  • The ‘slow earthquakes’ that we cannot feel may help protect against the devastating ones
    Earthquakes are sudden and their shaking can be devastating. But about 20 years ago, a new type of earthquake was discovered. We cannot feel them, and geologists still know very little about them, such as how often they occur.
  • How did supermassive black holes grow so fast?
    Black holes in the early universe pose a bit of a problem. Based on observations from telescopes on Earth and in space, we know that some black holes grew to be a billion times the mass of the sun just one billion years after the Big Bang. Our current models of black hole growth, however, […]

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Nanocosmos has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union´s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) / ERC-2013-SyG Grant Agreement nº 610256

 

Management contact / web contents:
Dr. Marcelo Castellanos (marcelo.castellanos at csic.es)

Outreach contents:
Natalia Ruiz Zelmanovitch (natalia.r.zelmanovitch at csic.es)

  

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