Laboratory Astrophysics

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The "Laboratory Astrophysics" research group, founded in 2012, focuses on the investigation and characterization of molecules of astrophysical interest using modern laser spectroscopy. Using the spectra obtained in the laboratory in this way, new molecules can be detected in interstellar gas clouds using radio telescopes.
 

Astronomical Observations

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Laboratory Measurements of Chiral Molecules

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Optical Spectroscopy

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Jet Spectroscopy

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Picture of the Week

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The Flame Nebula NGC 2024 in Orion, distance 1,500 light-years

Characterization by IR and THz Spectroscopy

  • Structure and Dynamics of Small Molecules and Clusters
  • Frequency data for astronomical observations


Search for New Interstellar Molecules

  • Astronomical Observations
  • Databases
  • Student Training