Machine learning for Astronomy - Lorenzo Spina
Exoplanets - Giampaolo Piotto
Astronomical Site Characterisation - Sergio Ortolani
Writing and communicating your science - Henri Boffin
Stellar populations - Alessia Moretti
Astrobiology - Michele Maris
Computational Astrophysics-Elena Lacchin
Astrochemistry-Eleonora Bianchi
Designing innovative public engagement activities-Anita Zanella
Adaptive Optics for Astronomy- Kalyan Kumar Radhakrishnan
Galaxy Formation and Evolution-Benedetta Vulcani
Project management in science- Maria Bergomi
Gravitational Waves - Daniele Bertacca

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Besides the courses offered by the PhD school in Astronomy, students can follow these courses, offered by the PhD school in Physics

-Cosmology (Sabino Matarrese, Nicola Bartolo)

-Observational multimessenger astrophysics (Elisa Prandini, Livia Conti, Elisa Bernardini, Chiara Sirignano)

The PhD Office, in collaboration with other University Offices and external experts, offers PhD students interdisciplinary training courses, seminars, and lessonsrelated to academic world, job market and career development.

For information: Interdisciplinary teachings

The Physics and Astronomy Library offers this course: Information Literacy & Open Science for Physics and Astronomy PhD Students

The course aims to introduce early-career researchers to bibliographic resources and library service and to the principles of Open Science (Open Access, Open Data, Open Licence). At the end of the course the student will have a better understanding of the available research e-infrastructures, tools, and services for Open Access Publication, Research Data Management and Open Data.