Opening Introduction of CECHSS2025

• Xiangqian Feng (Institute of High Energy Physics)

Opening Remarks Introduction to Institute of High Energy Physics

• Yuhui Dong (Deputy Director of Institute of High Energy Physics)

Morning: lectures

Opening Remarks

• Zhitao Ru (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Opening Remarks

• Konstantin Protassov (Université Grenoble Alpes)

Opening Remarks

• Marco Maggiaora (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)

Opening Remarks

• Adrián Gutiérrez (Spanish Embassy)

Opening Remarks

• Daniel Brooker (UK Research and Innovation, China)

TBC

Cultural Heritage Research in Institute of High Energy Physics

• Yuhui Dong (Deputy Director of Institute of High Energy Physics)

Innovations in Heritage Science

• Haida Liang (Nottingham Trent University)

Plenary Lecture (Online)

Illuminating Cultural Heritage using Synchrotron Radiation Light Sources: Absorption Spectroscopy

• Jing Zhang (Institute of High Energy Physics)

Illuminating Cultural Heritage using Synchrotron Radiation Light Sources: Imaging

• Kai Zhang (Institute of High Energy Physics)

Student Presentation Pitch

• 15 students

6 min by each student (5 min pre+1 min Q&A)

Ageing of Polymeric Materials in/for Cultural Heritage: from traditional techniques to surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy

• Massimo Lazzari (University Professor for Physical Chemistry at University of Santiago de Compostela)

From Stars to Sites: Archaeoastronomy Research in Thailand

• Komonjinda Siramas (Chiangmai University)

Sustainable Heritage Conservation. Portable and Non Destructible Techniques (NDT) in Heritage Science

• Mónica Álvarez del Buergo ( CSIC Senior Researcher, Petrophysics Laboratory Head, Institute of Geosciences)

The Origin and Development of Lacquer Crafts in Ancient China

• Shuya Wei (University of Science and Technology Beijing)

Analyzing Archaeological Earthen Materials using the Soil Micromorphological Method

• Huiru Lian (University of Science and Technology Beijing)

Non-Invasive Characterization Techniques for Cleaning Cultural Heritage

• Lago Pozo (the School of Mining and Energy Engineering of the University of Vigo)

CHINA–SPAIN DIALOGUE ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND HERITAGE: From Knowledge to Conservation

• Adrián Gutiérrez

Optional: Students are welcome to register and attend

Introduction to the Palace Museum

• Yong Lei (Director and Research Fellow at the Conservation Department of the Palace Museum)

Conservation and Restoration Techniques Practiced in the Palace Museum

• Yong Lei (Director and Research Fellow at the Conservation Department of the Palace Museum)

3D Approach to Preserving and Transmitting the History of Clockmaking

• Konstantin Protassov (Université Grenoble Alpes)

AI for Cultural Heritage Science

• Lina Zhao (Institute of High Energy Physics)

Electron Beam Irradiation in Artifacts Conservation

• Min Luo (Institute of High Energy Physics)

X-ray CT and Its Applications in Cultural Heritage

• Qiong Xu ( Institute of High Energy Physics)

Cosmic Ray Muon Imaging in Archaeology

• Xingming Fan (Institute of High Energy Physics)

Application of Thermoluminescence and Cathodoluminescence in Archaeology

• Dongyu Fan (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications)

Calculation about Detection and Imaging of Unknown Objects in a Hill by Cosmic Ray

• Yuekun Heng (Institute of High Energy Physics)

Provenancing and Dating of Ancient Chinese Ceramics

• Lingtong Yan (Institute of High Energy Physics)

Student Presentation Pitch

• 15 students

6 min by each student (5 min pre+1 min Q&A)

Before and After the Silk Road--Archaeobotanical Studies in Ancient Turpan of Xinjiang

• Hongen Jiang (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)

The Early Development of Herding in Ancient China

• Yimin Yang (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Subsistence Strategy of the Neolithic People in the Guanzhong Region Indicated by Archaeobotany and Bioarchaeology

• Xue Shang (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Ancient Protein Analysis in Archaeology

• Huiyun Rao ( Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology)

Traditional Chinese crafts (papermaking, tie-dyeing, and incense pouch making) and ceramic restoration techniques (demonstrated by restorers)

• Xue Shang (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Hands-on session

Student Presentation Pitch

• 15 students

6 min by each student (5 min pre+1 min Q&A)

Climate Change and Culture Heritage Conservation

• Gabriele Favero (Sapienza University of Rome)

Visit: High Energy Photon Source

• Lijun Guo

Tour: UNESCO World Heritage Sites

• Volunteers (Chinese students)

Optional

Travel to Xi’an, Shaanxi High-speed Train to Xi'an

Opening Remarks

• Yin Xia (Head of Conservation Department at Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum Site Museum)

Introduction to Emperor Qin’s Mausoleum Museum and Its Cultural Heritage Research

• Yin Xia

Craftsmanship in Chang'an: Analysis of Production Techniques of Typical Artefacts in the Capital of the Han and Tang Empires

• Fengyan Zhao

Energy-Resolved Neutron Imaging and Its Applications in Cultural Heritage

• Chen Jie

Introduction on Information Science Discipline, Northwest University

• Kang Li (Northwest University)

Multimodal Intelligent Perception and Living Inheritance of Cultural Relics

• Shaobo Zhang (Northwest University)

Silk Roads and Global Connections through the Study of Heritage Materials

• Haida Liang (Nottingham Trent University)

Plenary Lecture (Online)

Visit: National-Local Joint Engineering Research Center of Cultural Heritage Digitization

• Kang Li (Northwest University)

TBC

Group Summary by Students All students

Closing Ceremony