Dr Gorski is an astronomer who studies the evolution of galaxies through the lens of astrochemistry. His research is on the chemical composition and physical processes within these distant objects. He seek to unravel the intricate interplay between the interstellar medium, star formation, and AGN in galaxies, shedding light on how galaxies dictate their own evolution.
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A cone-shaped cavity defined by an absence of cold gas points to a hot plasma wind blowing out from Sagittarius A*.
Credit: M. D. Gorski/E. Murchikova
By studying nearby galaxy ESO320-G030, a team of international astronomers led by CIERA Postdoctoral Fellow Mark Gorski has discovered extremely dense and powerful rotating, magnetic winds help the galaxy’s central supermassive black hole grow. This image, created by CIERA Professor Aaron Geller, depicts this phenomenon. The process is strikingly similar to the birth of new
M. D. Gorski/Aaron M. Geller
