UK Luminescence and ESR meeting 2016
8:00am - 5:00pm /
Monday 11th July 2016
/ Venue: Rendall Building
Type: Conference /
Category: Department
- +441517950619
- Jamie Hughes
- Admission: Professionals - £75.00 Students - £55.00
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The UK luminescence and ESR dating meeting 2016 (UKLUM2016) will be held in the University of Liverpool from 11-13th July 2016. The meeting provides an informal forum for discussion of recent luminescence and electron spin resonance research, with an emphasis on recent development, ongoing work, and student projects.
Themes of the UKLUM2016 include luminescence properties, method development, dating application, dosimetry, and sensing thermal history of dosimeter. Contributions on improving precision and accuracy of age estimation are also invited. As a tradition of the meeting, participation of students and early career researchers are strongly encouraged. Both oral and poster presentations are welcome.
Themes of the UKLUM2016 include luminescence properties, method development, dating application, dosimetry, and sensing thermal history of dosimeter. Contributions on improving precision and accuracy of age estimation are also invited. As a tradition of the meeting, participation of students and early career researchers are strongly encouraged. Both oral and poster presentations are welcome.