I am Patricio Sanhueza, Associate Professor at the Department of Astronomy, The University of Tokyo.

I earned a Bachelor's degree in Physics and a Master's degree in Astronomy at Universidad de Chile. I obtained my PhD from Boston University (USA). Subsequently, I worked as a Project Research Fellow and Project Assistant Professor at NAOJ (ALMA Project), followed by a position as Research Staff at the Institute of Science Tokyo.

Contact: psanhueza._.astron.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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Research Projects

Early Stages of High-mass Star Formation

(ASHES, GLASHES)

Magnetic Fields in High-mass Star Formation

(MagMaR)

Binary Formation, Accretion Disks, Infall Streamers

(DIHCA)

Origin of Stellar Masses, Core Mass Function

(ALMA-IMF)

Initial Physical/Chemical Conditions of High-mass Star Formation

(ALMA-UNIC)