Students and Alumni
SEAHA students produce innovative and field-defining research in heritage science. Coming from a variety of STEM academic backgrounds, their research is inherently cross disciplinary.
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Isilda Almeida-Harvey
Drones for heritage communication and audience development
Dr Ida Ahmad - Alumni
Modelling the chemical and physical degradation of plastic objects in museum collections using a System Dynamics approach
Panos Andrikopoulos - Alumni
Characterization and implementation of new colorimetric illuminants of artwork museum lighting systems and their effects on the museum visitor
Laura Arcidiacono
(aligned)
Novel neutron techniques for the non destructive and non invasive analysis of archaeological gold
B
Dr Tim Baxter - Alumni
Biodiversity and bioprotection of historic maritime structures: a possible win win?
Dr Cecilia Bembibre - Alumni
Smells of Heritage
Dr Alexandra Bridarolli - Alumni
Nanoscale strategies for the consolidation of cellulose in cultural heritage (Nanorestart)
Dr Rosie Brigham - Alumni
Towards citizen heritage science: monitoring of sites using smartphones and computer vision
Natalie Brown - Alumni
Collection Surveys as Part of Library Document Supply Chain
Dáire Browne
Breathing stones - Developing laser spectroscopic methods to study moisture and pollutant gas uptake and release by historic limestone in polluted urban environments
Kaitlyn Burton - Alumni
Touching the invisible: how do we design tactile models for outreach?
C
Carolien Coon - Alumni
Photodegradation and nanotechnology-based conservation of rapid prototyping materials (Nanorestart)
Nick Crabb
Evaluating contemporary digital technologies of the reconstruction and mapping of archaeology resources
D
Dr Cristina Duran Casablancas - Alumni
Preservation management modelling in archive and library collections
Dr Isabella del Gaudio - Alumni
Plastics in Museum Collections - a study of their chemical and physical degradation using a System Dynamics approach
E
Anna Edmonds
3D 5G Immersive audio in outdoor heritage contexts
F
Morena Ferreira
Micro-environmental control for the mitigation of mould growth in indoor heritage
Dr Lucie Fusade - Alumni
Pointing Mortars for Controlling Driving-Rain Ingress in Damp Towers
G
Dr Blen Gemeda - Alumni
A holistic approach to diagnosing the deterioration of rock-hewn churches in Lalibela, Ethiopia
Dr Richard Grove - Alumni
Improving the evaluation of conservation treatments for deteriorating sandstone in built heritage
H
Matthew Hancock
(aligned)
Degradation in working historical Engines
Richard Higham
Evaluating trenching in archaeological projects
Dr Sarah Hunt - Alumni
Mary Rose: Assessment of Environmental Risks during Display
J
Dr Katherine Jang - Alumni
'Moss on Rocks': Evaluating bioprotection and biodeterioration of bryophitic growth on stone masonry
Dr Cerys Jones - Alumni
A Pipeline for Multispectral Imaging of Documentary Material
K
Dr Mark Kearney - Alumni
From Samples to Complex Objects: Detecting Material Degradation in Plastic Artworks (Nanorestart)
Mike Kelly
Knowledge and Visualisation in Cultural Heritage Scholarship
Rose King
The role of plasticiser loss in the degradation of plastic objects in heritage collections
L
Gavin Leong
What lies beneath? High resolution imaging of lichen-covered surfaces at Stonehenge
Dr Yun Liu - Alumni
Online Collections Modelling Tool
Dr Yujia Luo - Alumni
Scientific understanding of 19-20C Tibetan manuscript culture in the context of Asian paper making
M
Dr Sterling Mackinnon
(aligned alumni)
Digital archaeologies and heritage landscapes: Re-assembling objects, sites, and knowledges
Dr Hend Mahgoub - Alumni
Quantitative chemical hyperspectral NIR imaging of historic cellulosic materials (Nanorestart)
Dr Ian Maybury - Alumni
Hyperspectral Imaging for Heritage: From Books to Bricks
Antanas Melinis
Conditions for the safe storage of early glass
Dr Martin Michette - Alumni
Developing preventive conservation strategies for ‘problem stones’: Reigate Stone at the Tower of London
Polly Morris
Seismic protection of heritage structures through vibrating barriers
Sofia Murillo
User-driven Energy Efficiency in Heritage Buildings
N
Dzdhodzhio Naldzhiev
Novel Retrofit Technology Incorporating Robots for Lower Energy Healthy Buildings
Dr Morana Novak - Alumni
Thinking out of the box - modelling preventive conservation benefits of boxes
O
Dr Scott Orr - Alumni
‘Wet walls’: Developing 4D moisture survey techniques for historic buildings
P
Athina Petsou
(aligned)
Reducing energy consumption and the unintended consequences of energy efficient intervention in historic buildings: understanding, assessing and addressing thermal discomfort
Dr Danae Pocobelli - Alumni
Building Information Models from Monitoring and Simulation Data in Heritage Buildings
Dr Anna Pokorska - Alumni
Spectrally dependent light sensitivity of modern materials
Q
Elia Quijano Quinones
Analysis of the impact of community-based heritage conservation: the case of contemporary Mayan communities in Yucatán, Mexico
R
Dr Jenny Richards - Alumni
Learning from nature: evaluating site-based conservation approaches to mitigating climatic risks to earthen heritage sites in N W China
Dr Pedro Rocha - Alumni
Strain modelling in historical tapestries
Nathan Rose
Large-scale metadata enrichment of 3D cultural heritage artefacts by automatic and user-based metadata acquisition
Kathryn Royce Schronk
Preservation of geological collections
S
Bettina Sacher
(aligned)
Lighting Policies for Collections using Microfadeometry
Dr Myrsini Samaroudi
(aligned alumni)
Digitally fabricated 3D artefacts: their properties and dynamics in cultural heritage experiences for different audience groups
Dr Hayley Simon - Alumni
Characterising marine archaeological iron degradation and the efficacy of treatments to date: worth a shot
T
Robin Talbot - Alumni
Retrofitting space heating systems for historic churches: meeting the needs of conservation, community and environmental sustainability
Chryssa Thoua - Alumni
Total Performance of ‘Passivhaus’ Schools – Making Heritage Schools Fit for Purpose
V
Vladimir Vilde
Comparison of painting lining methods for historic house environments
Frida Vonstad
Engineering and Archaeology in Construction and Conservation Projects: Developing Interdisciplinary Techniques and Metholologies
W
Dr Yinghong Wang - Alumni
Deterioration and conservation of sandstone grottoes in Northwest China
Dr Keats Webb - Alumni
Integrated management, visualisation and enrichment of image and analytical data to improve our understanding and conservation of museum artefacts
Dr Charlie Willard - Alumni
3D Hyperspectral Imaging of Heritage
Sam Woor
Cultural landscapes of the past: reconstructing prehistoric environmental changes in south-each Arabia and the implications for understanding our ancestors
Z
Kira Zumkley
Conscious digitisation to support the conservation of the V&As collection of large scale reproductions
Aligned Students
Aligned students are current Postgraduate Research students at one of our three partner institutions whose research aligns closely to that of the Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT). These students are invited to SEAHA cohort events and training but are not funded by the CDT. If you would like to become an aligned student, please contact the SEAHA Manager for an application form.
You can find our current aligned student profiles listed above, denoted by (aligned).
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