Dr. Eric Andrieux
@ericandrieux.bsky.social
Geochronologist specialising in luminescence dating, with applications in archaeology, landscape evolution, and environmental studies. Head of the Durham Luminescence Dating Laboratory, Department of Archaeology, Durham University.
Further development of dating methods is essential, but securing funding for high-risk methodological projects remains challenging. Progress will come, but it takes time. For now, the best approach to reducing error ranges is to date more samples and use Bayesian models to improve accuracy.
February 28, 2025 at 10:35 AM
Further development of dating methods is essential, but securing funding for high-risk methodological projects remains challenging. Progress will come, but it takes time. For now, the best approach to reducing error ranges is to date more samples and use Bayesian models to improve accuracy.
Congrats Huw, super excited to work with you on this project and can't wait to start it!
December 3, 2024 at 2:18 PM
Congrats Huw, super excited to work with you on this project and can't wait to start it!
Reposted by Dr. Eric Andrieux
(11/11) My co-investigators Prof. Andrea Zerboni (University of Milan) will study soil characteristics, micromorphology etc…and Dr Eric Andrieux (University of Durham) will conduct optically stimulated luminescence dating.
December 3, 2024 at 11:32 AM
(11/11) My co-investigators Prof. Andrea Zerboni (University of Milan) will study soil characteristics, micromorphology etc…and Dr Eric Andrieux (University of Durham) will conduct optically stimulated luminescence dating.