Scientific training

BASIC SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMME 2020/2021, XXXVI Cycle (pdf)

Tech4Culture fellows will develop their individual research project with the guidance of Supervisor(s) appointed by the Scientific Board.
The scientific training necessary to carry out excellent research, while enhancing career prospect after the PhD, encompasses different kind of training: formal training (classes and seminars), training through research, training through exposure to the non-academic sector, transferable skills training.

In particular, the PhD Programme offers:

Basic Training: mandatory classes and seminars offered by the Scientific Board at the beginning of the first year of fellowship.
This training aims at uniform fellows’ knowledge, given them fundamental tools to start work on their project, while preparing them to work in an interdisciplinary environment.

Specific Scientific Training: this training is tailored on fellow’s needs and is made up of two kind of training.
Formal training: fellows may attend courses, seminars, summer or winter schools offered by the University of Torino or other institutions to gain specific knowledge and skills relevant to the implementation of their research project (i.e. advanced courses, courses on methods and techniques).
Training through research: knowledge and competences gained by working in close relationship with supervisors, who provide one-at-one training and guidance, research groups and colleagues at the Hosting Departments.

Short scientific visits: at academic international institutions (usually from one week to one month).

Secondment: 10 months at non-academic partner organizations (Italian or international). Institutions are identified by fellows and supervisors according to fellows’ training needs, interests, and research projects. A non-academic tutor is appointed to guide the fellow while in secondment.

The PhD Programme also provides transferable skill training. See the dedicated page.

Past training:

BASIC SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMME 2019/2020 (pdf)

Other training courses and events – 2019:

 

Date Time Professor/s Seminar/Event’s Title Location
21/01/19 15:00-17:00 Greco Biography of the objects: dialogue between Egyptology and Sciences Conference Room, Egyptian Museum, Via Principe Amedeo 6
11/02/19 14:00-17:00 Visit to the Centro Conservazione e Restauro La Venaria Reale Centro Conservazione e Restauro La Venaria Reale, Via XX Settembre 18, Venaria Reale
21/02/19 14:00-18:00 De Marchi

Pessione

Biological materials in archaeology: identification using ancient molecules / Microbial biodeterioration of archeological and historical artefacts: biochemical aspects Aula B, Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology, Via Accademia Albertina 13
28/03/19 14:00-18:00 Pessione

Girlanda/Voyron

Omics approaches as tools for cultural heritage studies Aula B, Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology, Via Accademia Albertina 13
09/04/19 14:00-16:00  Damiano Semantic resources for cultural heritage annotation Meeting Room (Sala Riunioni), Computer Science Department, Corso Svizzera 185
09/05/19 11:00-13:00  Bonetto The contribution of the Engineering Geology in preserving Cultural Heritage  Aula 3, Earth Sciences Department, Via Valperga Caluso 35

 

10/05/19 9:00-11:00 Tema Archaeomagnetic dating and applications in Cultural Heritage Aula 3, Earth Sciences Department, Via Valperga Caluso, 35
30/05/19 15:00-17:00  Greco  Second Seminar Conference Room, Egyptian Museum, Via Principe Amedeo 6

BASIC TRAINING PROGRAMME NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2018 (pdf)

BASIC TRAINING SCHEDULE NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2018

 

Date Time Professor/s Seminar’s Title Location
29/11/18 9:00-13:00 Diana

Giustetto

Surface investigation and beyond: a combined XRD, FT-IR and Raman approach Auletta I, Chemistry Department, Via Giuria 7
04/12/18 14:00-18:00 De Martino The Materiality of Cuneiform Tablets Aula 21, Palazzo Nuovo, Via S. Ottavio 20
05/12/18 9:00-13:00 Giardino Nature and Culture in the Anthropocene: a geomorphological perspective Sala Rappresentanza, Chemistry Department (V floor), Via Giuria 9
05/12/18 14:00-18:00 Scalarone Polymers in contemporary art and in conservation: a 360 degree presence / Identification of organic materials in art and archaeology Sala Rappresentanza, Chemistry Department (V floor), Via Giuria 9
06/12/18 9:00-16:00 De Vingo

Gulmini

Integrated approaches for the investigation of archaeological pottery Aula Avogadro, Chemistry Department, Via Giuria 7 (h 9-13)

Aula D1, Chemistry Department, Via Giuria 9 (h 14-16)

07/12/18 9:00-13:00 Rinaudo

Messina

Digital documentation for monitoring endangered Heritage Sala dello Zodiaco, Castello del Valentino, Politecnico di Torino, Viale Mattioli 25
07/12/18 15:00-17:00 De Vingo Cataloging, classifying and understanding. A new database of Roman and post-Roman materials unearthed at the Baths of Albintimilium (Imperia – ITALY) Aula 24, Palazzo Nuovo, Via S. Ottavio 20
10/12/18 9:00-11:00 Rizzi Archaeometallurgy: ancient production techniques, conservation state and preservation strategies. Sala Rappresentanza, Chemistry Department (V floor), Via Giuria 9
12/12/18 9:00-13:00 Lombardo Computing for cultural heritage studies Aula 24, Palazzo Nuovo, Via S. Ottavio 20
18/12/18 14:00-18:00 Aceto The contribution of UV-visible diffuse reflectance spectrophotometry to the study of cultural heritage materials Aula Disegno, Chemistry Department, Via Giuria 7
19/12/18 10:00-12:00 Fratianni Climate-Controlling factors / Climate data series Aula C, Istituto Galileo Ferraris, C.so Massimo d’Azeglio 42
19/12/18 14:00-18:00 Lo Giudice

Re

X-ray and nuclear techniques for material characterization in heritage science Sala Castagnoli, Physics Department, Via Giuria 1
20/12/18 10:00-12:00 Ardissono Personalization for Cultural Heritage exploration Aula E, Computer Science Department, Corso Svizzera 185
20/12/18 14:00-16:00 Morandotti Adventures in the History of Art. Discoveries and disillusions Aula 8, Palazzo Nuovo, Via S. Ottavio 20
20/12/18 16:00-18:00 Failla The project “La vita delle opere” Aula 8, Palazzo Nuovo, Via S. Ottavio 20