Explore Our Publications
Welcome to the Publications section of E-RIHS!
Here, you can explore a rich collection of scholarly works and research outputs contributed by our experts and researchers. Our dedication to advancing knowledge in the field of heritage science is reflected in the diverse range of publications available.
Discover cutting-edge articles, academic papers, conference proceedings, and other valuable resources that delve into various aspects of heritage preservation, conservation techniques, archaeology, art history, and more. Whether you are a fellow researcher, a heritage enthusiast, or simply curious about the latest advancements in the field, this section offers the link to rich repositories of information.
Our team of multidisciplinary experts continuously contributes to the ever-expanding knowledge base, ensuring that you stay up-to-date with the latest trends and breakthroughs in heritage science.
Feel free to explore, download, and share these publications to support the dissemination of knowledge and foster collaboration within the global heritage science community.
At E-RIHS, We believe in Open Science and Open Publications!
We provide an opportunity to ensure the long-term preservation and increased re-use of heritage science data within broader European frameworks, and beyond. A data-curation policy with recommendations was elaborated, following the framework provided by the FAIR principles but interpreting them in the context of heritage science. The policy recommends that E-RIHS users be required to complete a Data Management Plan as a condition of support for access to all E-RIHS facilities.
FAIR principles – Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable – are fundamental to our vision.
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Zenodo
You can find the E-RIHS community on Zenodo and choose from a collection of research outputs related to heritage science, conducted and deposited by E-RIHS community (members or affiliates).
The collection showcases the diversity and quality of the research of E-RIHS community and fosters collaboration and dissemination of knowledge among heritage scientists.
You can browse and download the documents by visiting the E-RIHS community on Zenodo.
Explore E-RIHS
You can find the E-RIHS collection on OpenAIRE: a series of publications about the E-RIHS researchers with the aim to foster, disseminate and share knowledge and works about Heritage Science realized by the E-RIHS community.
You can browse and download the documents by visiting the E-RIHS collection on OpenAIRE.
Heritage Science Gateway
With the OpenAIRE Heritage Science gateway, you can find a single-entry point for discovering and sharing scientific results in the field of Heritage Science.
You can find literature, datasets, software and other research outputs related to heritage science.
Feel free to browse and download the documents by visiting Heritage Science gateway.
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Research Data
Research software
Other Research Projects
focus on research
E-RIHS researchers have been prolific in generating and contributing to a multitude of cutting-edge scientific publications in esteemed peer-reviewed journals. Uncover the wealth of knowledge and groundbreaking discoveries in our extensive list of publications below.
![Devices implemented to support multi-modal data acquisition and monitor damage in situ at different experimental facilities: SSRL beamline 2–3 (A), PUMA beamline at SOLEIL (B), Carnaúba beamline at SIRIUS (C), and AGLAE (D). The following annotations describe the different/common instrumentation: (1) sample, (2) optical microscope, (3) X-ray fluorescence detector, (4) laser-based displacement sensor, (5) optical beam-splitter, (6) fibre-optic coupling interface to spectrophotometer, (7) LED based illumination, (8) X-ray focusing optics, (9) optical filter wheel, (10) CCD optical imaging camera, (11) X-ray diffraction camera, (12) Particle beam exit window, (13) Beam monitoring detector (SSD), (14) PIXE detector for high Z elements (SSD), (15) Fibre optics for ionoluminescence, (16) RBS detector (SBD), (17) PIXE detector for low Z elements with helium flow, (18) PIGE detector (HPGe), (19) Fibre optics for illumination, (20) Microscope camera for sample alignment and monitoring. [Images courtesy S. Webb (A), S. Schoeder (B), A. Almeida (C), T. Calligaro (D).].](https://www.e-rihs.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Practical-advances-towards-safer-analysis-of-heritage-samples-and-objects.jpg)
