
Noemí Pinilla-Alonso
Noemí Pinilla-Alonso is an accomplished astronomer from Asturias, Spain, who has made significant contributions to the study of planetary systems and the origins of water in the universe. She is a co-author of a groundbreaking study that discovered crystalline water ice in the debris disk surrounding the young star HD 181327, providing insights into the processes that may have led to the formation of water on Earth. Her work emphasizes the connections between ancient solar system events and current astronomical observations, showcasing the capabilities of the James Webb Space Telescope in advancing our understanding of cosmic phenomena.
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Noemí Pinilla-Alonso returned to Spain from the U.S. to continue her research in astrophysics after obtaining the Atrae scholarship.
Se duplican las solicitudes de científicos de EE UU para trasladarse a España: “Mis colegas lo están pasando muy mal” | CienciaNoemí Pinilla-Alonso is an expert in icy moons and comments on the impact of the study.
La NASA descubre que en Titán no hay un océano, sino un granizado que multiplica la posibilidad de vida | CienciaNoemí Pinilla-Alonso is a co-author of the study that discovered crystalline water ice in a young stellar system.
Hallada agua helada en un sistema estelar joven por primera vez | Ciencia






