Join NASA Sagan Fellow Dr. Jenny Berner from the University of Chicago's Department of Geophysical Sciences for a 59-minute scientific lecture exploring the intricate chemistry of volatile compounds in planet-forming disks. Hosted by Dr. Alycia Weinberger at the Carnegie Earth & Planets Laboratory, discover how volatile elements and compounds behave during planetary formation, their role in shaping planetary compositions, and their implications for understanding the development of planetary systems. Delve into cutting-edge research that bridges astronomical observations with chemical processes occurring in protoplanetary disks, offering insights into the fundamental mechanisms that influence planet formation and evolution.
Overview
Syllabus
Dr. Jenny Berner | Volatile chemistry in planet-forming disks
Taught by
Carnegie Earth & Planets Laboratory
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