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Currently recruiting 5 yr archaeological science research post for @ahrcpress RICHeS project @arcpalqub. 5 yrs initially but potentially longer, working on material/elemental/chemical characterisation, including specialist geochemistry/radiocarbon pls RT: https://t.co/GUeQ0ZNvLY
Want to join the @arcpalqub team and work with colleagues in CHRONO? We have a permanent lecturership in archaeological science currently advertising (2nd June closing) https://t.co/hEuItlXDCM
A Queen's #archaeology initiative is to benefit from a major, national investment by the UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council.
"This will enhance our leadership in heritage science, particularly through our renowned 14CHRONO dating facility, aiming to resolve legacy dating issues in UK museum collections while meeting Northern Ireland’s regional #heritage sector needs." - @papgleeson, @arcpalqub
Find out more: https://t.co/SvIhnLkRc5
#LoveQUBResearch @QUBNBE@ahrcpress@UKRI_News #RICHeS #CulturalHeritage #RadiocarbonDating
New: Evaluation report on the AHRC World Class Labs fund.
Highlights:
💠£19m of leveraged funding generated
💠959 staff members trained or up-skilled
💠649 new partnerships forged
💠Portfolio value of £62.5m
Link in post below
Our CapCo project is supported through the @UKRI_News@ahrcpress World Class Labs programme. A report on WCL programme impact has been published today, and you can find out more in AHRC’s latest blog post which discusses our award at QUB specifically: https://t.co/9TzfRZM6rK
The accelerator mass spectrometer (AMS) used for Carbon Dating wouldn't look out of place in the engine room of the Enterprise. 😎🖖🏻 @arcpalqub#14Chrono@QUBelfast
Current Archaeology Book of 2024 closes 5 Feb. We have books nominated. The Forgotten Cemetery: excavations at Ranelagh, S Delaney @IACArchaeology and E Murphy+
Ballynahatty: excavations in a Neolithic monumental landscape - ed B Hartwell et al please vote https://t.co/2DDkF6meoq
Mike first joined QUB Archaeology in 1968 when he was employed to work on the construction of an oak annual tree-ring chronology for the island. By the 1980s this became the Belfast oak chronology dating back c.7600 years and hugely important for radiocarbon dating calibration.
We are saddened to share the passing of our great colleague Prof Mike Baillie. Mike’s contribution to archaeology was truly monumental and he was a force within our department for so long. He will be missed, and remembered as a great scholar, kind and incredibly witty man!
Available now from our lab, an easy-to-use open source R package which can model sequences of dates in chronological order, including possible blocks of dates, gaps, and undated levels. Please let us know what you think of coffee!
https://t.co/Gmd2lCPbL7
Come join us. Advertising for a technician to work in our AMS laboratory now. Lots of new equipment and exciting things happening that you can be a part of. Please RT
Our own Emeritus Prof. Paula Reimer was honoured with an OBE in the New Years Honours List. What an achievement and what a colleague! Congratulations Paula’s! 🎉 https://t.co/kG2MtG3ZEm @QUBNBE@QubEps@QUBelfast@QUBEngagement
I was once a supporter of formal definition of the #Anthropocene. I am no longer. Please have a look at our new paper "The Anthropocene is most useful as an informal concept". Pls email me if you can't access it [email protected]#geology@ThomasPRoland
https://t.co/5qhyLq9gml