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Astrochemistry with ALMA school
This note covers the following topics: radioastronomy, Interstellar medium and chemistry, Molecular astrophysics, Star formation, Interferometry, Pre-stellar cores, Hot cores or corinos, Dust in disks, Evolved stars, Cosmic rays chemistry, Gas in disks, Cosmic rays chemistry, Comets and Planet formation.
Author(s): The Italian ALMA Regional Centre
NA Pages 
Sulfur Ice Astrochemistry A Review of Laboratory Studies
The review by Duncan V. Mifsud and other authors points at the role which sulfur plays in the special world of astrochemistry as an element of paramount importance to biological systems and planetary geology. A pdf of laboratory studies involving sulfur-bearing molecules include spectroscopy and results from experiments on thermal and photochemical processing. Charged particle bombardment and radiolysis of sulfur ice analogues are discussed for a better understanding of the behavior of sulfur in extraterrestrial environments. The current document concludes with proposed further research directions and continues to highlight the importance of sulfur in astrochemical processes.
Author(s): Duncan V. Mifsud, Zuzana Kanuchova, Péter Herczku, Sergio Ioppolo
38 Pages
Lecture Note on Astrochemistry by Adwin Boogert
Astrochemistry Lecture Note Prepared by Adwin Boogert Herschel Science Center - NASA A short lecture note. Kind of a nice basic course on astrochemistry, though: the chemistry of interstellar space, chemical reactions in space, techniques for observing interstellar molecules, evolution of the molecule and its implications for astrobiology.
Author(s): Adwin Boogert, NASA Herschel Science Center
48 Pages