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I study the formation of stars and the physical and chemical processes in the interstellar medium. My research focuses on observations of the gas and dust in star-forming regions. I mostly use radio, millimeter and submilllimeter telescopes to conduct my research, as well as data from infrared and optical telescopes. I am particularly interested in outflows from young stars, their role in the star formation process, and how they affect the physical and chemical properties of the surrounding environment. I am also interested in molecular cloud structure, interstellar dust, and protoplanetary disks.

Refereed Publications

Conference Proceedings and Contributions

PhD Thesis: The Impact of Giant Stellar Outflows on Molecular Clouds

Research Topics:

Outflow-Envelope Interactions in Young Stars

Outflow Chemistry

Properties of Molecular Outflows and their Influence on Clouds

The COMPLETE Survey of Star Forming Regions

The Evolution of Star-Forming Cores

Mapping the Atomic Hydrogen in Our Galaxy

Molecular Cloud Structure Using Extinction

The Polirazing Power of the Interstellar Dust

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Hector G. Arce
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