PTYS/LPL Postdocs
Kuiper 519C
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Pierre-Marie Zanetta
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Ph.D.
Meteorites, 2019, The University of Lille
Primitive chondrites are mainly composed of fine-grained materials. These grains exhibit a strong heterogeneity leading up to difficulties for analyzing this material and limiting our understanding of processes occurring in the early solar system. By the means of a new data processing methodology, my research try to better constrain the formation of the fine-grained material (matrix, fine-grained rims, CAIs) in order to improve our understanding of the origin and the accretion of the dust in the early solar system.
Advisor(s): Tom Zega, Yao-Jen (Jerry) Chang, Juliane Weber
Complete publications list available from: NASA ADS Author search: Pierre-Marie Zanetta
Refereed publications (NASA ADS): Calendar Years 2017 through June 2020
Hewins, R. H., Zanda, B., Pont, S., Zanetta, P.-M. Northwest Africa 10414, a pigeonite cumulate shergottite 2019M&PS...54.2132H
- Animation member of the « 1,2,3 cherchez ! » event organized in the « cité des sciences et de l’industrie » by Fripon and Vigie Ciel. France
- Establishment of « les p’tits cueilleurs d’étoiles » (the little pickers of stars) in Lille city. Animations based on the astronomy and planetology thematic are proposed in hospital to relieve the hospitalization of kids. France
- Involved member of the Universciel association since Jan. 2018 and participant of the Astro-jeunes Festival (Fleurance). France
- Invited in “Radio campus Paris” for an interview on the meteorites and my research field in the “In situ emission” (~1h). France
- Participation to the conception, the realisation and the animation of the « Planétaire du jardin des plantes ». Representation of the internal part of our solar system where people can move following the orbit of the different objects. France
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