OpenFieldHfBK Dresden Archaeometry & Conservation Science Laboratory Research Projects
Interdisciplinary research projects inside HfBK Dresden's Archaeometry Laboratory, applying advanced spectroscopic, chromatographic, and chemical imaging techniques to investigate historical binders, pigment degradation, and monument preservation.
Application checklist & requirements
These requirements reflect published university guidelines available at the last review. Review official department guidelines before submission.
- Academic degree / Prerequisites
- Master of Science or Diplom in Chemistry, Conservation Science, Physics, or Materials Science.
- Language proficiency
- Fluency in German or English adequate for scientific laboratory reporting.
- Standardized tests
- Not required.
- Portfolio / Internship
- Laboratory experience in spectroscopic analysis (FTIR, Raman, XRF), chromatography, or materials degradation modeling.
- Recommendation letters
- Curriculum vitae, research publication list or master's thesis, and academic reference letter.
How much will it cost? How much funding is available?
- Financial support / stipend
- Funded research positions and project stipends (€1,500 to €2,400/month) supported by DFG and Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
- Application fee
- Free application directly to lab
- Tuition / joining costs
- Zero tuition; salaried scientific researcher position.
Dates and verification
- Application deadline
- May 31, 2027 for collaborative heritage science projects
- Last source review
- 2026-10-14
Important verification note
Facts reflect official HfBK Dresden documentation reviewed 2026-10-14. Admissions, funding allocations, and eligibility thresholds are evaluated by the academy.
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