Session Details
Recent advances in analytical techniques for metallic cultural heritage studies -Mainly focusing on the use of synchrotron radiation, neutron, and muon-
Thu. Mar 14, 2024 10:30 AM - 5:20 PM JST
Thu. Mar 14, 2024 1:30 AM - 8:20 AM UTC
Thu. Mar 14, 2024 1:30 AM - 8:20 AM UTC
Room14 (Lecture Hall Bldg. 4F 404)
M. Tanaka [Tokyo Univ. of the Arts], K. Nagata [Tokyo Tech.], J. Kawai [Kyoto Univ.], Y. Matsui [KOBELCO Research Institute], K. Ninomiya [Osaka Univ.], R. van Langh [Rijksmuseum], K. Sato [JFE Tecno-Research Corporation]
[Int.-1]Principles and progress of muonic X-ray analysis
○Sato Akira (Osaka Univ.)
[Int.-2]Non-destructive depth-profiling elemental analysis for a bulk sample including chemical state information using muon beam
○Ninomiya Kazuhiko (Osaka Univ.)
[Int.-3]Material history and the study of historic bronze sculptures and the contribution of research at the laboratory and large scale facilities
○van Langh Robert (Rijksmuseum)
[Int.-4]History and advances of chemical analysis techniques used for cultural properties
○Watanabe Hiroko, Suehiro Masayoshi, Sakoda Akito, Matsumoto Masamitsu, Nishi Takayuki (Nippon Steel Technology)
[Int.-5]Microstructures and corrosion properties of japan-specific nails "Wakugi" used in wooden buildings in the early modern period
○Suehiro Masayoshi, Watanabe Hiroko, Sakoda Akito, Matsumoto Masamitsu, Nishi Takayuki (Nippon Steel Technology)
[Int.-6]Engineering science and art on the origin of high quality iron (so-called Tamahagane) from pre-modern in JAPAN
○Matsui Yoshiyuki, inui Michiharu, oishi Satoshi, hiraga Chieko, wakabayashi Takumi, Kono Kenji (Kobelco Research Inst.)
[Int.-7]Why does tamahagane exhibit beautiful colours? -Electron microscopes unveil the microstructure-
○Sato Kaoru, Shibuya Kazunari (JFE Techno-Research)
[Int.-8]Milli-Watt XRF (X-Ray fluorescence) spectrometer for cultural heritage
○Kawai Jun1, Imashuku Susumu2 (1.Kyoto Univ., 2.Tohoku Univ.)
[Int.-9]Current status of high-energy X-ray micro-imaging at SPring-8
○Hoshino Masato, Uesugi Kentaro (Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute)
[Int.-10]Non-destructive analysis of ancient cast metals using synchrotron X-ray radiography and computed tomography
○Tanaka Manako1, Hoshino Masato2, Mizutani Yoshiki3, Harada Kazutoshi4 (1.Tokyo Univ. of the Arts, 2.Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute, 3.Gifu Prefectural Government, 4.Fukuyama Museum of Art)
[Int.-11]Smart*light: Bringing the synchrotron to the museum
○Alfeld Matthias, Dik Joris (Delft Univ. of Tech.)