Laboratory of Archaeometry
RESEARCH POSITIONS AT THE LABORATORY OF ARCHAEOMETRY
UNIVERISTY OF THE PELOPONNNESE KALAMATA, GREECE
The research progamme RESEARCH EXCELLENCE in Cultural Heritage / ESPA Partnership Agreement (2014-2020) implemented by the Laboratory of Archaeometry, University of the Peloponnese, Kalamata, Greece, announces the following research positions for the coming years 2021-2023:
- 2 post-doctoral in archaeometry and digital applications, respectively (2,200 euro total/month)
- 2 laboratory technicians in archaeometry and digital applications, respectively (2,500 euro total/month)
- 8 PhD candidates, in the above fields (1,500 euro total/month). The funding period can be up to 30 months.
All research positions will be focused on the analysis and documentation of Archaeological and Cultural Heritage materials and sites, using state of the art technological infrastructure located at the Laboratory of Archaeometry. More specifically, in the direction of archaeometry, research can be conducted applying Electron Microscopy (SEM, TEM), X-ray techniques (XRF, XRD) and Raman spectroscopy. In the direction of digital archaeology, available infrastructure including GIS, 3D laser scanner, 3D printers, LIDAR and UAVs etc.
Additionally, the programme will provide 24 short term grants, of 6 months duration each, allowing full access to all equipment and additionally funded with the amount of 2,500 euro per grant, following a continuous submission and evaluation scheme.
More information about the grants will be available since early January at laboratoryarchaeometry.gr
For expression of interest and possible queries please write at zacharias@uop.gr.
- 2 post-doctoral in archaeometry and digital applications, respectively (2,200 euro total/month)
- 2 laboratory technicians in archaeometry and digital applications, respectively (2,500 euro total/month)
- 8 PhD candidates, in the above fields (1,500 euro total/month). The funding period can be up to 30 months.
All research positions will be focused on the analysis and documentation of Archaeological and Cultural Heritage materials and sites, using state of the art technological infrastructure located at the Laboratory of Archaeometry. More specifically, in the direction of archaeometry, research can be conducted applying Electron Microscopy (SEM, TEM), X-ray techniques (XRF, XRD) and Raman spectroscopy. In the direction of digital archaeology, available infrastructure including GIS, 3D laser scanner, 3D printers, LIDAR and UAVs etc.
Additionally, the programme will provide 24 short term grants, of 6 months duration each, allowing full access to all equipment and additionally funded with the amount of 2,500 euro per grant, following a continuous submission and evaluation scheme.
More information about the grants will be available since early January at laboratoryarchaeometry.gr
For expression of interest and possible queries please write at zacharias@uop.gr.
The Laboratory of Archaeometry in operation since 2010, is part of the Department of History, Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management of the University of the Peloponnese and is situated in the city of Kalamata. It specialises in analytical, non-invasive research of archaeological collections, absolute dating and palaeoenvironmental reconstruction studies.
The Laboratory is active in a regional (Prefecture of Peloponnese) and national level with academic, research institutions, the Ministry of Culture, and in collaboration with E.U. organizations through a number of research projects.
The Laboratory is active in a regional (Prefecture of Peloponnese) and national level with academic, research institutions, the Ministry of Culture, and in collaboration with E.U. organizations through a number of research projects.
