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Amirnezam Amiri is a PhD pupil on the division of Physics and Astronomy on the College of Florence and a PhD researcher at Italy’s well-known Nationwide Institute for Astrophysics and Astronomy (INAF) in Arcetri, Florence, Italy, and the main focus of his analysis is on metallicity measurement in each star-forming and Lively Galactic Nuclei (AGN) galaxies.
Amirnezam was awarded the Summer time Internship Prize in Tenerife, on the Canary Islands Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias. Additionally, Amirnezam is doing fabulous science outreach. He has translated greater than 8 books into the Persian language and he has written over 75 public articles in several fashionable journals and newspapers.
On this great interview, Amirnizam tells us the breakthroughs by historical Iranian and Persian astronomers and scientists and in regards to the well-known Persian Maragheh Observatory which was first established in 1259 and which grew to become the mannequin for later observatories together with the fifteenth, sixteenth and 18th centuries in Samarkand, Constantinople and Jaipur.
Then Amirnezam walks us by metallicity, emission traces, the character of ionised gases and their affect on galaxy evolution and the devices he makes use of to additional his PhD analysis.
Be a part of us in following Amirnezam’s fabulous astrophysics journey.
