Research
Indicative publications and conference presentations by CultTech students and graduates (based on the research carried out during the implementation of their thesis):
CultTech MSc has been running for the past 6 academic years, with over 50 graduates so far. The majority of CultTech graduates are currently working in positions related to Cultural Heritage and Archaeology in Greece or abroad (e.g. multiple Ephorates of Antiquity in Greece, Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, Landes Museum in Hannover etc.).
CultTech MSc is strongly oriented towards research, providing students with the necessary practical and theoretical tools to pursue an academic career. As a result, over 30% of the CultTech graduates are currently PhD candidates in universities of Greece or abroad.
Indicative publications and conference presentations by CultTech students and graduates (based on the research carried out during the implementation of their thesis):
- V. Anevlavi, Y. Maniatis (2018) Investigation of Weathering and Surface Depositions On Cycladic Marble Figurines. “ASMOSIA XII - Association for the Study of Marble & Other Stones in Antiquity XII. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE”, İzmir, Turkey, October 8-14.
- Th. Mafredas, S. Boyatzis, N. Zacharias, E, Kouloumpi (2018) Characterization of technology from four (4) panel paintings of hieromonk Dionysius from Fourna, author of “Hermeneia of the painting art” and comparison with his manuscript. Preliminary results». 5th International Congress on Chemistry for Cultural Heritage (ChemCH 2018), July 3-7, Bucharest, Romania.
- P. Vryonis, G. Malaperdas, E. Palamara, N. Zacharias (2019) Α Historical Mortars Study Assisted by GIS Technologies. Transdisciplinary Multispectral Modeling and Cooperation for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage, p. 532-540.
- F. Drougka, E. Liakakou, A. Sakka, D. Mitsos, N. Zacharias, N. Mihalopoulos, E. Gerasopoulos (2020) Indoor Air Quality Assessment at the Library of the National Observatory of Athens, Greece. Aerosol and Air Quality Research, 20: 889-903.
- R. Grethe, A. G. Karydas, V. Kantarelou, N. Zacharias (2020) Micro‐XRF analysis of silver decorations on archaic helmets from Olympia. Archaeometry, 62 (3): 1555-1620.
- Karamanou, E. Kyriazi, A. Velegraki, Y. Facorellis, M. Kouloukoussa, D. Moissidou (2020) OM and SEM/EDS on hairs of an Egyptian child mummy from the Anthropological Museum of Athens. Interpretation of results and preventive conservation suggestions. In 5th ARCH_RNT Proceeding (N. Zacharias & E. Palamara, eds.), p. 52-66. ISBN 978-618-80277-4-9
- A.Sakka, E. Gerasopoulos, E. Liakakou, I. Keramitsoglou, N. Zacharias (2020) Spatial variability of aerosols over Greek archaeological sites using Space-Borne Remote Sensing. Journal of Cultural Heritage, 46: 207-217.
- E. Triantafyllidi, E. Palamara, E. Zimi, N. Zacharias (2020). SEM analysis of black glazed late Classical and Hellenistic pottery from Ancient Messene, Greece. In 5th ARCH_RNT Proceeding (N. Zacharias & E. Palamara, eds.), p. 31-41. ISBN 978-618-80277-4-9
- N. Zacharias, E. Palamara, R. Kordali, V. Muros (2020) Archaeological glass corrosion studies: composition, environment and content. Scientific Culture, 6 (3): 53-67.
CultTech MSc has been running for the past 6 academic years, with over 50 graduates so far. The majority of CultTech graduates are currently working in positions related to Cultural Heritage and Archaeology in Greece or abroad (e.g. multiple Ephorates of Antiquity in Greece, Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, Landes Museum in Hannover etc.).
CultTech MSc is strongly oriented towards research, providing students with the necessary practical and theoretical tools to pursue an academic career. As a result, over 30% of the CultTech graduates are currently PhD candidates in universities of Greece or abroad.
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* Based on a questionnaire for CultTech graduates carried out in 2020