Pubblicato il bando di ammissione al Dottorato di Ricerca XLI ciclo (a.a. 2025-2026) in Astronomy, Astrophysics and Space Science all’Università di Roma Tor Vergata, organizzato in collaborazione tra le Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Università di Roma La Sapienza e l’Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica (INAF).

Tra i posti a concorso, n.1 (una) borsa di studio è disponibile presso INAF-OA Abruzzo per una delle seguenti tematiche a scelta e supervisor:

• Compact Stellar Systems with Euclid. Dr. Michele Cantiello
• Nuclear uncertainties in r-process abundances and kilonova light-curves. Dr. Sergio Cristallo
• Kilonovae spectra in the Einstein Telescope era. Dr. Sergio Cristallo
• The final destiny of stars that develop a degenerate CO core: from type Ia supernovae to low-mass X-ray binaries. prof. Oscar Straniero
• Machine Learning for sensing, control and post-processing in Adaptive Optics: novel techniques for the next generation of space and ground-based observing facilities. Dr. Gianluca Di Rico
• Adaptive Optics observations with ORCAS satellites: transformative technologies for unprecedented angular resolution and sensitivity. Dr. Gianluca Di Rico
• Novae Contribution to Galactic Chemical Evolution: a Theoretical Study. Dr. Luciano Piersanti
• Morphology and photometry of high- and intermediate-redshift galaxies: highres simulations and observations for the next generation ground-based observatories. Dr. Elisa Portaluri
• Decoding Interacting Transients: From Circumstellar Media to High-Energy Astrophysics. Dr. Leonardo Tartaglia
• Probing Extragalactic High-Energy Neutrino Sources. Dr. Leonardo Tartaglia
• Netron-capture processes studies with nuclear reaction networks. Dr. Diego Vescovi

Tutte le tematiche e gli approfondimenti su di esse sono disponibili in questo documenti (pdf) .

La scadenza per la presentazione delle domande è fissata inderogabilmente al 06 giugno 2025 ore 12:00 (italiana).

Per scaricare il bando e tutte le informazioni visita il sito  https://dottorati.uniroma2.it/41-ciclo_p10297.aspx

ENGLISH

The call for the 41th PhD cycle in Astronomy, Astrophysics and Space Science, organized in collaboration with the University of Rome Tor Vergata, La Sapienza, and the National Institute of Astrophysics (INAF) is now open. The PhD program aims to train future researchers, internationally competitive, in the fields of Astrophysics, Astronomy, Cosmology and Space Sciences.

One fellowship (n.1) is available to be held at the INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Abruzzo (OA-Abruzzo), for one of the following research programs and supervisor: 

• Compact Stellar Systems with Euclid. Dr. Michele Cantiello
• Nuclear uncertainties in r-process abundances and kilonova light-curves. Dr. Sergio Cristallo
• Kilonovae spectra in the Einstein Telescope era. Dr. Sergio Cristallo
• The final destiny of stars that develop a degenerate CO core: from type Ia supernovae to low-mass X-ray binaries. prof. Oscar Straniero
• Machine Learning for sensing, control and post-processing in Adaptive Optics: novel techniques for the next generation of space and ground-based observing facilities. Dr. Gianluca Di Rico
• Adaptive Optics observations with ORCAS satellites: transformative technologies for unprecedented angular resolution and sensitivity. Dr. Gianluca Di Rico
• Novae Contribution to Galactic Chemical Evolution: a Theoretical Study. Dr. Luciano Piersanti
• Morphology and photometry of high- and intermediate-redshift galaxies: highres simulations and observations for the next generation ground-based observatories. Dr. Elisa Portaluri
• Decoding Interacting Transients: From Circumstellar Media to High-Energy Astrophysics. Dr. Leonardo Tartaglia
• Probing Extragalactic High-Energy Neutrino Sources. Dr. Leonardo Tartaglia
• Netron-capture processes studies with nuclear reaction networks. Dr. Diego Vescovi

All details of the research programs are available here (pdf document) .

The application must be submitted by 06 June 2025 at 12:00am (Italian).

For information please visit the site https://dottorati.uniroma2.it/41-ciclo_p10297.aspx

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