PhD Student Research Topics
The group is involved in different PhD courses. Nowadays, Prof. Alessandro Lo Giudice and Prof. Alessandro Re have an active role in the following PhD:
- Technology Driven Sciences:
Technologies for Cultural Heritage (T4C)
- Physics
- Chemical and Materials Sciences
In particular they are part of the scientific board of the T4C PhD, a new doctoral programme in "Heritage Sciences" specifically focused on technologies applied to Cultural
Heritage. Tech4Culture is funded under the H2020-MSCA-COFUND scheme. Moreover they partecipate to the PhD in Metrology
at the Politecnico di Torino.
- See also Graduated PhD
Ion Beam Analysis applied to lapis lazuli rocks
Marta MAGALINI
PhD student in Technologies for Cultural Heritage
XXXVII cycle (2021-2023)
Academic supervisor: Prof. Alessandro Lo Giudice
Abstract: the project is based on the application of Ion Beam Analysis to investigate the provenance of the raw lapis lazuli used to carve ancient artefacts.
In particular, PIXE, Iono-Luminescence, PIGE and RBS will be exploited for a non-invasive material study of rocks and archaeological findings of the ancient Near East.
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Comparison of X-Ray Fluorescence instruments
Miriana MARABOTTO
PhD student in Metrology at Politecnico of Torino
XXXVII cycle (2021-2023)
Academic supervisor: Prof. Alessandro Re
Abstract: X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) allows to obtain the chemical composition of the object under analysis and to detect the presence of trace elements.
It is a non-invasive technique which makes it particularly suitable in the Cultural Heritage field.
The aim of this project is to characterize with a metrological approach different X-Ray Fluorescence instruments and apply the technique to Cultural Heritage and Food Industry.
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