Roberto Decarli

Roberto Decarli is a Research Professor (Primo ricercatore) at Italy's National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF), specializing in extragalactic astrophysics. His research examines galaxy evolution, quasars, and cosmic structures during high-redshift epochs, leveraging observatories like ALMA and JWST.

Research Focus:
Dr. Decarli investigates environmental effects on galaxy formation, supermassive black hole activity, and gas dynamics in cosmic structures. His 2025 publications include studies of:

• Galaxy-scale outflows in early quasars
• Dusty star-forming galaxies in dense environments
• JWST/NIRCam-dark starburst galaxies at z=6.6
• Gas thermodynamics in the Hyperion proto-supercluster

He maintains an active publication record in premier astrophysics journals, with recent work emphasizing multiwavelength approaches to understanding the early universe.