The main objective of the Geochronology and Geology Program is to characterize the temporal and spatial aspects of paleo-archaeological contexts, as well as their reconstruction and the study of their formation processes. This program straddles a wide spectrum of disciplines in the geosciences, such as geochemistry, geophysics, geomorphology, stratigraphy, mineralogy, petrology and sedimentology. The methods for reaching these objectives are often intrinsically bound up with the major instrumentation capacities. The special nature of chronostratigraphy and the dating methods render parallel advances in instrumental development and implementation, and the applications of the methods, necessary. To this end, the program dedicates significant effort to methodological advances, updating processes, and improving protocols to keep the laboratories in the forefront of research.
Geochronology & Geology

Technician for Digital Mapping and 3D Analysis Laboratory

Researcher Geomorphology and Formation Processes

Luminescence Dating Researcher

Archaeometry Laboratory Technician

Postdoctoral researcher

Cosmogenic Nuclides Laboratory Technician

Geology Laboratory Support Technician

Postdoctoral Reseacher Electron Spin Resonance

Affiliated researcher

Uranium Series Laboratory Technician
Predoctoral researcher

Research Program Coordinator: Geochronology and Geology

Geology Laboratory Technician
Cosmogenic nuclides Laboratory Support Technician
Postdoctoral Researcher: Uranium Series Dating

Senior Research Fellow Electron Spin Resonance
Luminescence Laboratory Technician

Electron Spin Resonance Laboratory Technician

Afiliatted researcher

Ad Honorem Member
Affiliated researcher
Cosmogenic Nuclide Dating Researcher