Dr Mark Giampapa – Studying Our Changing Sun by Getting to Know its Relatives Astrophysicist Dr Mark Giampapa of the National Solar Observatory with his team from astronomical centres in the US and Europe try to understand how the magnetic activity of the Sun...
Dr Craig Hardgrove – Finding Water in the Moon’s Shadows The Moon’s poles are enriched in hydrogen, a key component of water-ice, but there’s still much to learn. Dr Craig Hardgrove and his colleagues at Arizona State University are leading the Lunar Polar...
Dr Melissa Morris – Refining the Theories of Planet Formation Science and philosophy are two of the most important pillars of human civilisation. But when it comes to the important questions, is there really much difference between them? Where do we come from?...
The RAPP Center: Searching for Answers in Plasma-Astroparticle Physics The Ruhr Astroparticle and Plasma Physics (RAPP) Center was established in 2015 by Professor Julia Tjus and her colleagues within the University Alliance Ruhr – a collaboration between the three...
Dr François Robert – Understanding the Early Solar System Through Isotopic Fingerprints During the early stages of the solar system formation, the development of molecular organic and inorganic structures occurred through poorly documented mechanisms such as...
Dr Romeel Davé – Putting the Universe in a Computer Galaxy formation theorist Dr Romeel Davé and his team at the University of the Western Cape use high-performance supercomputer simulations to answer basic questions about the evolution of galaxies and our...
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