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James Webb Space Telescope deliver astounding images of the Orion Nebula revealing star forming disks around young stars.
Researchers from Aarhus and Berlin have developed a new algorithm that can teach computers to predict how complex molecules will bind to the surface of catalysts.
In this paper we study, experimentally, the interaction of neutral 6, 13 - pentacenequinone and pentacene with H-atoms and compare their reactivity and reaction products using temperature-programmed desorption combined with quadrupole mass spectrometry.
The dawn of a new era in astronomy is here as the world gets its first look at the full capabilities of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope
Sergio Ioppolo will be employed 1st August at the Department of Physics and Astronomy
New theoretical publication on CO hydrogenation over Rh nanocatalysts, explaining experimentally observed trends in the selectivity of different types of active sites found at nanoparticles toward C1 and C2 species, i.e., methane, acetaldehyde and ethanol.
New publication details the changes in graphene induced by hydrogen functionalization
New publication providing evidence that CH3O + H2CO -> CH3OH + HCO is an important and possibly dominating last step to forming methanol in the interstellar medium
Mie Andersen is the guest editor of a special issue of “Electronic Structure”
New publication on how ethylene is formed from fragmentation of superhydrogenated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
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Speaker: Rocco Martinazzo
Title: Hydrogen adsorption and reaction on carbon sp2 structures
Speaker: Melissa McClure
Title: Ice, ice, baby: First results from JWST's IceAge Early Release Science program
Speaker: Marco Minissale
Title: TBA
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