Mayra Osorio
Anglada et al. 2017, ApJ, 850, L6
I am an astronomer of Mexican origin
working at the Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (IAA-CSIC),
Granada, Spain since 2002.
My research is focused on the origin of planets and stars. I am
in the group of radioastronomers led by Guillem Anglada Pons
where I am in charge of calculating
radiative transfer models to interpret radio observations. I have special
interest in detecting and predicting signatures of protoplanets.
I am also interesting in massive and triggered star formation.
My favorite objects are in Sagittarius, Taurus and Orion.
Actually, Orion is an excellent laboratory to study the processes
that lead to the formation of stars and planets
due to its members having a diversity of ranges of masses and ages, all of them
located at a common distance.
Also I belong to the Herschel Orion Protostellar Survey (HOPS) team, led by Tom
Megeath (USA), where we try to understand the complex Orion protostars using
observations taken with different instruments (Herschel,
HST, Spitzer, APEX, ALMA, SOFIA, VLA, etc).
Background
BS, University of Veracruz, Mexico;
PhD Thesis Hot Molecular Cores and the Formation of Massive Stars
Mayra Osorio, 2000, Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM), advisor: Susana Lizano;
Thesis awarded
with the Weizmann Prize 2002 as the best PhD thesis in the area of
Exact Sciences Academia mexicana de Ciencias
Past Postdoc at the Harvard-Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Past Peter Gruber Fellow PGF
,PGF-IAU
Past member of the Sistema Nacional de Investigadores en Mexico (SNI)
Long time collaborators in Spain:
Guillem Anglada,
Jose F. Gomez, Jose Maria Torrelles, Josep Miquel
Girart, Robert Estalella; in Mexico:
Luis Felipe Rodriguez, Susana Lizano, Paola D'Alessio Vessuri(+) and in USA:
Nuria Calvet
I am glad to have helped in the PhD and/or Master preparation
of Carlos Carrasco-Gonzalez,
Juan Manuel Mayen-Gijon,
Francisco J. Perez-Caceres,
Josep Maria Masque, Jose Ignacio Anez,
Enrique Macias, and Ana K. Diaz-Rodriguez
I am member of "Comision Mujer y Astronomia de la SEA" and IAA,
SEA webpage
and also member of the
"Division F Planetary Systems and Bioastronomy"
and "Division H Interstellar Matter and Local Universe" of the IAU
IAU webpage
Some Press Releases
VLA Reveals Details of Still-Forming Planetary System
Signs of the formation of a planetary system around the star HD169142
Sharp pictures of planetary embryo show ultra-quick mode of planet formation
Primera imagen de un disco protoplanetario enano
Discovery of miniature planetary formation disk will enable observation of planetary gestation in real time
Dwarf protoplanetary disk detected around distant young star
Birth of a Compact Multi-Planet System
"Star's Birth May Have Triggered Another Star Birth, Astronomers Say"
NRAO press release
Una estrella en formacion parece desencadenar la aparicion de otra
Puede una estrella desencadenar la formacion de otra?
Una estrella brillante ilumina el nacimiento de su hermana
Osorio et al. 2017
ApJ 840, 36O
"The Pre-Transitional Disk HD169142"
Macias et al. 2017
ApJ 838, 97
Outreach
Como se forman las grandes estrellas
Interaccion con especialistas fortalece desarrollo de estudiastes
La astronomia vive una epoca de oro
El moby Dick de Mayra Osorio
La cuna de la vida: como se forman las estrellas y los planetas?
Lo que el ALMA ve: Planetas en formacion alrededor de HL Tauri, entrevista
Como se forman los exoplanetas?
EL NACIMIENTO DE LAS ESTRELLAS Y LOS PLANETAS
El nacimiento de los planetas fuera del sistema solar
40 anyos del IAA, 8 investigadores, 8 resultados, 6 minutos y unica imagen para contarlos
Cafe con Ciencia 2017. Mujeres andaluzas en la ciencia
La formacion de un sistema planetario en miniatura (Nuevo Boletin de la SEA, verano 2017)
Proxima Centauri may be a multi-planet system, interview
Proxima Centauri's Dust Belt Hints at More Planets, interview
Contact
Cafe con Ciencia 2018
Dr. Mayra Osorio,
Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (CSIC),
Glorieta de la Astronomia s/n, 18008 Granada, Spain.
phone +34 958 12 13 11,
fax +34 958 81 45 30
[email protected]
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