Reimagining Material Dating: The Potential Use of ER‐FTIR in Cultural Heritage Dating Applications
Patrick Layton(Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien), Johannes Tintner-Olifiers(Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien), Katja Sterflinger(Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien), Martin Haltrich(Institute of Science and Technology Austria), Matija Strlič(University of Ljubljana), Bernhard Spangl(BOKU University), Viviana Elisa Nicoletti(Institute for Medieval Research), Sarah Deichstetter(Institute for Medieval Research), Maria Theisen(Institute for Medieval Research), Hend Mahgoub(University of Ljubljana), Reinhold Ottner(BOKU University)
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