Tutorial: Electron Microscopy techniques: Applications in Archaeological Research

Описание: Young Researchers in Archaeometry 5 (Online Workshop):
We are happy to announce that we can provide pre-recorded tutorials this year! Provided by renowned experts, they tackle different topics and methods in the field.

Eleni Palamara studied Mechanical Engineering in the National Technical University of Athens (Greece) and holds an MSc degree in Archaeological Sciences from the University of Oxford (UK). She carried out her PhD and Post-doc research on the archaeometric analysis of archaeological glasses and glazes in the University of the Peloponnese (Kalamata, Greece).
Since 2015 she is a lab tutor for the MSc in Cultural Heritage Materials and Technologies – CultTech of the University of the Peloponnese and between 2018-2020 she taught in the department of History, Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management of the University of the Peloponnese. She is currently a research technician within the ARISTEAS project (Advancing Research Infrastructure & Scientific Techniques in Archaeological Science), which is co-funded by national and EU resources and is implemented within the context of the NSRF operational programme “Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship and Innovation 2014-2020 (EPAnEk)” of the ministry of Development and Investment of the Hellenic Republic. She is also a member of the Art e-Solutions company, which focuses on the application of advances electron microscopy techniques in Cultural Heritage.
Her main research focus lies on the physicochemical properties of archaeological materials (glasses, glazes, pottery, pigments). She is experienced in the use of Electron Microscopy techniques (SEM/EDS, SEM/CL), spectroscopic techniques (Raman, IR) and X-Ray Fluorescence analysis. She is the author/co-author of 16 papers published in peer-reviewed journals and co-editor of 3 edited books. She has also reviewed manuscripts for archaeometric journals, such as the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports and the Journal of Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences.

Organization team: Anevlavi V., Jakobitsch T., Rose T., Srienc-Sciesiek M.
Austrian Archaeological Institute/OeAW