Eleonora Pappalardo | Cultural Heritage Award | Best Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Eleonora Pappalardo | Cultural Heritage Award | Best Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Eleonora Pappalardo, Università di Catania, Italy

Dr. Eleonora Pappalardo has a rich background in classical archaeology, with a particular focus on the cultural heritage of Sicily and Crete. She’s heavily involved in both academic research and practical applications of her expertise, such as museum projects and collaborations with various institutions. Her extensive list of publications and conference presentations underscores her commitment to advancing knowledge in her field and sharing it with others

Publication Profile

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Education

PhD in Classical Archaeology from the University of Turin.

Schooling and degree in Classical Archaeology from the University of Catania.

Research Focus

Giuseppe Stella’s research focus lies at the intersection of archaeology, art history, and cultural heritage, with a particular emphasis on ancient Mediterranean civilizations. Through meticulous analysis and interpretation of archaeological artifacts, Stella delves into the nuances of ancient societies, exploring themes such as artistic expression, societal dynamics, and cultural exchange. His work illuminates the interconnectedness of past cultures and their enduring impact on contemporary understanding. 🏛️⚱️🔍

 

Publication Top Notes

Correlation of Visible Reflectance Spectrometry and Portable Raman Data for Red Pigment Identification

5.1 The Protogeometric B (PGB) at Siderospilia, in PRINIAS: STUDIES AND RESEARCHES. THE SIDEROSPILIA NECROPOLIS: A PRELIMINARY REPORT

Archeologia delle immagini. Style, Agency e Significato

From stilus to style. The meaning of Style in ancient culture

From the things to the images. The representation of the tree in ancient times

Il prima e il dopo. Riflessioni sullo stato dell’Archeologia e dei Beni Culturali nel “post Covid-19”

L’edificio della terrazza inferiore sulla Montagna di Polizzello. Le preesistenze

Old Nisa and Greek art in transition

Progetto Akesines: per una ricerca e documentazione archeologica lungo la Valle dell’Alcantara nel comune di Castiglione di Sicilia

Spina Bifida Sacralis Occulta from Ancient Greek Sicily (Pozzanghera Necropolis, Leontinoi, 6th–4 thCentury BC): Anatomical, Anthropological and Ethnomedical Considerations on the Insular Presentation of this Congenital Anomaly

Likai Lin | Protection Award | Young Scientist Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Likai Lin | Protection Award | Young Scientist Award

Assist Prof Dr. Likai Lin, Xihua university, China

🌟 Dr. Likai Lin, an Assistant Professor at Xihua University’s School of Architecture and Civil Engineering, specializes in Arts and Humanities, with a focus on protecting and preserving traditional settlements. Graduating with a Doctorate in Engineering from Chongqing University, his 10 years of experience span research, teaching, and consultancy. Dr. Lin’s work emphasizes the intricate relationship between culture, space, and environment in Southwest China’s ethnic areas. He’s published extensively, offering strategies to maintain cultural authenticity amid urbanization. Passionate about ecological wisdom, he explores the sustainable integration of tradition and modernity in settlement design. 🏡

 

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Education & Experience

Doctorate in Engineering from Chongqing University, he’s been in academia for 10 years. His journey includes roles as Assistant Director of Housing and Urban and Rural Planning Committee of Rongchang District and staff member at the Administrative Committee of Industrial Innovation Design Functional Area, Qingyang District. Since 2023, he’s dedicated to teaching and research at Xihua University.

Research Focus

🔍 Dr. Likai Lin’s research focuses on the protection and sustainability of traditional settlements, particularly in the context of urbanization. His work delves into the spatial characteristics and ecological wisdom of Amdo Tibetan traditional dwellings in western Sichuan, shedding light on cultural preservation amidst modernization. Additionally, his study on the dynamic influencing mechanism of traditional settlements, exemplified by Chengzi Village, highlights the intricate dynamics between tradition and urban development. Through these endeavors, Dr. Lin contributes valuable insights into maintaining the cultural authenticity and ecological balance of traditional settlements in the face of contemporary challenges. 🏞️

 

Publication Top Notes

Spatial characteristics and ecological wisdom of Amdo Tibetan traditional dwellings in western Sichuan

Dynamic influencing mechanism of traditional settlements experiencing urbanization: A case study of Chengzi Village