Archaeology of science and technology in China University of Science and Technology began in the early 1980s, and was founded by the older generation of scientists and educators such as Academician Qian. At present, the Department of Science and Technology Archaeology was jointly established by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the National Laboratory of Microscale Materials Science in 2008, and was appraised as the key laboratory of the Chinese University of Science and Technology by the academic committee of the school in the winter of 2009.
Director of Academic Committee of Laboratory
Academician Zhu Qingshi
Jin Heyan, Head of Laboratory (concurrently)
Adjunct professors Chen Fukun, Luo, (HKU)
[Talent Introduction and Team Building]
In 2008, 1 professor and 2 postdoctoral fellows were introduced; In 20 12, the doctor of the university of hong kong (distinguished associate professor) 1 person was introduced. At present, there are 3 professors, 3 associate professors and lecturers 1 person. Research groups are distributed in the following fields and directions:
1. Isotope Science and Technology Archaeology
2. Archaeological application of luminous technology
3. Archaeological materials and traditional crafts
4. Agriculture and Bioarchaeology
5. Protection and restoration of cultural relics
[Facilities and equipment]
In August 2008, the site was approved to be 220㎡, and with the support of 1985, the latest Danish Riso international luminescence measuring instrument (installed in September 2009), Zeiss research-grade metallographic microscope and other scientific and archaeological instruments and equipment were purchased, totaling 1.6 million yuan.
[Postgraduate Training and International Exchange]
Laboratory is an important teaching and research base for postgraduate training in the Department of History of Science and Technology and Archaeology of Science and Technology. It is also open to both inside and outside the school and has carried out extensive international exchanges and cooperation. Established a cooperative relationship with the Research Laboratory of Archaeology and Art History (RLAHA) of Oxford University, and jointly trained 4 doctoral students with overseas universities such as Australia, the United States and Northern Europe, and 1 foreign doctoral students studied abroad. Maintain academic exchanges with famous overseas universities such as Harvard University, Cambridge University, London University and Boston University.
[scientific research project]
Since 2008, it has obtained national, provincial and ministerial fund projects 18, such as the National Natural Science Foundation and the important project of knowledge innovation project of Chinese Academy of Sciences.
[Scientific Research Achievements] The laboratory is committed to developing the application of traditional and non-traditional isotope geochemical methods, luminescence technology and synchrotron radiation spectroscopy technology in the field of science and technology archaeology, and building an academic highland with HKUST characteristics. From 20 10, it was published in Quaternary, an important international journal of scientific archaeology.
Geochronology (SCI/IF 3.238), archaeology
(SCI/ 1.58 1), and the 5th Global Forbes Cultural Relics Science and Technology Forum (Washington 20 10, specially invited) published 4 papers. He has published more than 20 papers and 2 monographs on EI, CSSCI and CSCD.
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