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well as experience with mineral nucleation/precipitation processes and sinter fabric description. Experience in publishing and disseminating research findings via scientific publications, lectures, conference
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well as experience with mineral nucleation/precipitation processes and sinter fabric description. Experience in publishing and disseminating research findings via scientific publications, lectures, conference
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- Work Plan / Goals to be achieved: This work aims to develop an innovative and environmentally friendly methodology that involves the “in situ” mixing of soils with mineral residues from the stone
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of objects (animals, plants, fossils and minerals) as well as public outreach, including the Tromsø Arctic Alpine Botanical Garden. Archaeology is responsible for the archaeological collections at the Tromsø