Camilo González Ruilova

USACH-UDP Postdoctoral Researcher

Former PhD student

I am currently a joint USACH-UDP Postdoctoral Researcher as part of the YEMS Núcleo Milenio. I obtained my PhD degree from UDP in 2023. My research focuses on planet formation, primarily using (sub)mm observations to investigate protoplanetary disks and their structures, such as flows, envelopes, rings, gaps, and spirals.

Projects

My research area is planet formation using observations in (sub) mm to investigate protoplanetary discs, and in particular, their structures i.e. outflows, envelopes, rings, gaps, spirals, etc. Also I work in the evolution of the protoplanetary disk from early stages around Young Eruptive Stars (YSO’s) to late stages in Class III stars.

Highlights

ESO Studentship 2021-2023

Publications

ORCID

My PhD thesis titled “A multiscale ALMA study of protoplanetary disks in Ophiuchus: from outflows to substructures” can be found here.

Extracurricular activities

Some of my hobbies are the sports, tennis and football, and also the music, playing drums at my free time.

Contact me

camilo.gonzalez3 [at] mail.udp.cl