Joint IAEA-National University of Singapore Workshop on the Safe Analysis of Heritage Objects and Materials Using Novel Accelerator-based Analytical Techniques
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is at the forefront of using accelerator science and technology to preserve and study cultural heritage. Through trainings, workshops, and conferences, the IAEA fosters collaboration between scientists, conservation experts, and policymakers worldwide.
One of the key upcoming events is the Joint IAEA-NUS Workshop on Safe Analysis of Heritage Objects and Materials using novel accelerator-based techniques, held from 19–23 May 2025 at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
Workshop Highlights
- Network Building & Collaboration
- Strengthen partnerships between scientists, conservationists, and policymakers.
- Discuss access to advanced analytical services at CIBA and SSLS.
- Scientific & Technical Innovations
- Explore non-destructive accelerator-based techniques for material analysis.
- Learn about risk assessment and best practices for heritage preservation.
- Cultural & Historical Insights
- Uncover the origin and significance of cultural objects.
- Examine case studies on the role of heritage in shaping identity.
- Policy & Capacity Building
- Discuss policy frameworks for sustainable heritage science.
- Participate in hands-on lab tours and demonstrations at NUS, ACM, TPM, and HCC.
Who Should Attend?
The workshop is designed for research scientists, conservation experts, archaeologists, museum professionals, data scientists, and policymakers. While it primarily focuses on the ASEAN region, global contributions related to Asian-Pacific heritage are also welcome.
How to Apply
- Deadline: 31 March 2025
- Submit: Participation Form (Form A) and an abstract (Form B) for an oral or poster presentation.
- Eligible applicants may apply for a travel grant (Form C).
For more details and registration, have a look at the Info Sheet below.