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1. Detection of the elusive dangling OH ice features at ~2.7 μm in Chamaeleon I with JWST NIRCam

2. Spectroscopic sizing of interstellar icy grains with JWST

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3. An Ice Age JWST inventory of dense molecular cloud ices

5. The effect of dilution on the energy dissipation in water interstellar ice analogues: Probed by infrared irradiation.

6. Mid-IR and VUV spectroscopic characterisation of thermally processed and electron irradiated CO2 astrophysical ice analogues

7. AQUILA: A laboratory facility for the irradiation of astrochemical ice analogs by keV ions.

8. Laboratory and Computational Studies of Interstellar Ices.

12. The edge-on protoplanetary disk HH 48 NE: II. Modeling ices and silicates.

13. The edge-on protoplanetary disk HH 48 NE: I. Modeling the geometry and stellar parameters.

14. Sulfur Ion Implantations Into Condensed CO2: Implications for Europa.

17. TeraHertz desorption emission spectroscopy (THz DES) of space relevant ices.

21. Vacuum ultraviolet photoabsorption spectroscopy of space-related ices: formation and destruction of solid carbonic acid upon 1 keV electron irradiation.

22. A cryogenic ice setup to simulate carbon atom reactions in interstellar ices.

23. Formation of complex molecules in translucent clouds: acetaldehyde, vinyl alcohol, ketene, and ethanol via "nonenergetic" processing of C2H2 ice.

24. Efficient surface formation route of interstellar hydroxylamine through NO hydrogenation. II. The multilayer regime in interstellar relevant ices.

25. Water formation by surface O3 hydrogenation.

26. Formation of interstellar propanal and 1-propanol ice: a pathway involving solid-state CO hydrogenation.

27. Extension of the HCOOH and CO2 solid-state reaction network during the CO freeze-out stage: inclusion of H2CO.

28. Synthesis of solid-state complex organic molecules through accretion of simple species at low temperatures.

29. H2 chemistry in interstellar ices: the case of CO ice hydrogenation in UV irradiated CO:H2 ice mixtures.

30. Production of complex organic molecules: H-atom addition versus UV irradiation.

31. Simultaneous hydrogenation and UV-photolysis experiments of NO in CO-rich interstellar ice analogues; linking HNCO, OCN-, NH2CHO, and NH2OH.

32. H-atom addition and abstraction reactions in mixed CO, H2CO and CH3OH ices - an extended view on complex organic molecule formation.

33. Low-temperature chemistry between water and hydroxyl radicals: H/D isotopic effects.

34. Spectroscopic constraints on CH3OH formation: CO mixed with CH3OH ices towards young stellar objects.

35. Thermal H/D exchange in polar ice - deuteron scrambling in space.

36. Atom addition reactions in interstellar ice analogues.

37. Experimental evidence for glycolaldehyde and ethylene glycol formation by surface hydrogenation of CO molecules under dense molecular cloud conditions.

38. Deuterium enrichment of ammonia produced by surface N+H/D addition reactions at low temperature.

39. Low-temperature surface formation of NH3 and HNCO: hydrogenation of nitrogen atoms in CO-rich interstellar ice analogues.

40. Relevance of the H2 + O reaction pathway for the surface formation of interstellar water.

41. Solid state chemistry of nitrogen oxides – Part II: surface consumption of NO2.

42. Solid state chemistry of nitrogen oxides – Part I: surface consumption of NO.

43. DYNAMICS OF CO IN AMORPHOUS WATER-ICE ENVIRONMENTS.

44. THz and mid-IR spectroscopy of interstellar ice analogs: methyl and carboxylic acid groups.

45. Solid CO2 in low-mass young stellar objects Comparison between Spitzer and laboratory spectra.

46. Nitrogen oxides and carbon chain oxides formed after ion irradiation of CO:N2 ice mixtures.

47. Surface formation of CO.

48. Surface formation of HCOOH at low temperature.

49. Water formation at low temperatures by surface O2hydrogenation II: the reaction network.

50. Water formation at low temperatures by surface O2hydrogenation I: characterization of ice penetration.