Physics and Astronomy

Dr Sebastian Marino

Dr Sebastian Marino

Associate Professor
Physics and Astronomy

I am a Royal Society University Research Fellow studying exoplanetary systems. I am particularly interested in planet formation and the architecture and dynamics of planetary systems. I use JWST and ALMA observations and numerical simulations to answer questions such as How and where do exocomets and exoplanets form? How do planets shape exocometary belts? What is the composition of exocomets? Can they deliver volatiles to terrestrial exoplanets? 

You can find my publications in ADS and arXiv.

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