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Measuring radial flows in disc galaxies
Numerous theoretical studies suggest that gas accretion from the intergalactic medium is essential to feed star formation in galaxies throughout cosmic time. However, the mechanism of gas accretion remains poorly understood, as direct evidence is lacking. In some models, gas accretion is expected to
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