• Starting date: 2025/01/27
  • End: 2025/01/31

    • LOCATION: Haus Sexten - Via Dolomiti 45, 39030, Sexten

    DETAILS

    Understanding the processes governing the formation of stars and planets represents one of the frontiers of contemporary astrophysics.

    The National Conference of Star and Planet Formation will bring together researchers from Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF) and from the Italian Universities working in the field. The conference will cover the physical and chemical properties and the evolution of the forming systems, focusing in particular on the interplay of accretion and ejection processes, their role in the formation and evolution of protoplanetary disks, and the development of planetary systems within them.

    The program will emphasize the most recent advances in the field, and will include discussions on how to effectively address the open and most heavily debated issues in the field.  The  scientific topics addressed will be:

    – Star formation in galactic environments
    – Young clusters
    – Physical properties of protoplanetary disks
    – Accretion on the star and from the environment
    – Mass ejection in winds and jets
    – Aggregation processes and planet formation
    – Chemical evolution from the prestellar cloud to planetary atmospheres.
    Special attention will be paid to ensure an effective exchange between theorists and observers, and to  engage the youngest generation.

    Scientific Programme

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    FEE

    300 Eur (discounts will be considered following motivated requests)

    WORKSHOP CODE FOR PAYMENT
    INC25

    ORGANIZERS

    Organizers :

    SOC

    Francesca Bacciotti  (Chair)
    Brunella Nisini
    Juan Manuel Alcalá
    Simone Antoniucci
    Veronica Roccatagliata
    Katia Biazzo
    Linda Podio
    Leonardo Testi
    Giuseppe Lodato

    LOC

    Francesca Bacciotti
    Veronica Roccatagliata
    Simone Antoniucci
    Maria Gabriela Navarro
    Thomas Nony
    Gabriella Deconi