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SOLEIL actively supports research projects and studies to characterise works and samples for cultural heritage and archaeology. To this end, a specially-dedicated interface was created in 2004. The SOLEIL Archaeology and Heritage Liaison Office (HALO) keeps you informed about the potential of synchrotron experiments and provide instrumental expertise in direct collaboration with SOLEIL beamline scientists, including the study of necessary adaptations. SOLEIL collaborates with archaeology and heritage research centers, directly and as part of national and European programmes.

SOLEIL Methods for Heritage Training Activities
Networking Activities Documents and References
Synchrotron / Heritage Bibliography
 
The CHARISMA project of the European Commission has started  
  From the call for proposals of 15 February 2010, the CHARISMA project of the European Commission supports the access of European users at SOLEIL / IPANEMA for Cultural Heritage. Joint access modalities to two platforms, one in France (synchrotron methods and ion beam analyses), the other in Hungary (neutrons and ion beam analyses) will be open for researches on ancient materials.
 
 
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SOLEIL Methods for Heritage

The Heritage and Archaeology Liaison Office at SOLEIL provides support to access all the synchrotron beamlines of the facility.

Training

The SOLEIL Heritage and Archaeology Liaison Office has been organising since 2004 a series of training schools dedicated to the use of synchrotron techniques for heritage and archaeology.

Networking Activities

Learn about SOLEIL international collaborations in heritage sciences.
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Documents and References

Find here more information about the SOLEIL Heritage and Archaeology Liaison Office.

Synchrotron / Heritage Bibliography

The interface keeps track of the published works using synchrotron techniques in the field of cultural heritage and archaeology.

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