Alessandro Lo Giudice

Associate Professor

University of Turin

Italy

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Alessandro Lo Giudice is an Associate Professor at the University of Torino in Italy. His research areas encompass cultural heritage preservation, archaeometry, and the application of advanced imaging techniques in studies of historical materials. Recent articles include works on 3D multispectral imaging, glass bead analysis, and non-invasive characterization methods for ancient artifacts.

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Articles (18)

The Non-Invasive Characterization of Iron Age Glass Finds from the “Gaetano Chierici” Collection in Reggio Emilia (Italy)

Close-range photogrammetry reveals morphometric changes on replicative ground stones

The new INFN-CHNet neutron imaging facility

3D Multispectral Imaging for Cultural Heritage Preservation: The Case Study of a Wooden Sculpture of the Museo Egizio di Torino

An archaeometric contribution to the interpretation of blue-green glass beads from Iron age Central Italy

Application of principal component analysis to µ-PIXE data in lapis lazuli provenance studies

Diamond-based sensors for in vitro cellular radiobiology: Simultaneous detection of cell exocytic activity and ionizing radiation

Glass beads from a Scythian grave on the island of Khortytsia (Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine): insights into bead making through 3D imaging

Micro-PIXE and micro-IBIL characterization of lapis lazuli samples from Myanmar mines and implications for provenance study

Ring-eye blue beads in Iron Age central Italy – Preliminary discussion of technology and possible trade connections

X-ray grating interferometry design for the 4D GRAPH-X system

An ancient egyptian multilayered polychrome wooden sculpture belonging to the museo egizio of torino: Characterization of painting materials and design of cleaning processes by means of highly retentive hydrogels

Detectors and cultural heritage: The INFN-CHNet experience

The importance of being versatile: Infn-chnet ma-xrf scanner on furniture at the ccr “la venaria reale”

X-ray imaging investigation on the gilding technique of an Ancient Egyptian taweret wooden statuette

X-ray micro-tomography as a method to distinguish and characterize natural and cultivated pearls

Age determination and authentication of ceramics: Advancements in the thermoluminescence dating laboratory in Torino (Italy)

Multi-technique study of He<sup>+</sup> micro-irradiation effects on natural quartz crystals contained in archaeological pottery

Collaborators (13)

Giulia Marcucci

Monica Gulmini

stefania pallotta

lorenzo giuntini

Leandro Sottili

Giovanna Poggi

Anna Maria Gueli

MARCO MALAGODI

Laura Longo

Alessandro Re

GIUSEPPE STELLA

Dominique Scalarone

Daniela Di Martino

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