个人简介

李子涵，南京大学姑苏青年教授，博士毕业于牛津大学考古学研究院，曾担任牛津大学碳十四实验室（ORAU）技术助理。主要研究方向为：科技考古，陶瓷遗存化学分析，陶器残留物提取分析考古年代学。

致力于将考古学与科技考古学的研究相结合，善于运用各种分析方法，结合考古理论与实地调查，以深化对古代人类社会生产组织、社会变迁、群体行为等方面的理解。

以第一/通讯作者在SCI，SSCI，AHCI一区相关学术期刊发表了多篇学术论文，并在包括第二届拉丁美洲碳十四测年大会、康奈尔大学第四届科技考古学前沿论坛等重要学术会议上发表了多篇会议论文。担任Archaeometry， Microscopy and Microanalysis，Atomic Spectroscopy等期刊审稿人。  

目前正在从事的研究项目包括特定氨基酸提取测年法（与ORAU合作）、陶器残留物脂类化合物分析（Leverhulme Trust基金会赞助）、陶瓷遗存地球化学分析、操作链理论（Chaîne opératoire）研究以及物质介入论（Material Engagement Theory）研究。

热忱欢迎对考古学与科技考古学交叉研究感兴趣的同学报考研究生。

邮箱：zihan.li@nju.edu.cn

英文简介

Zihan Li serves as an Assistant Professor at the Suzhou Campus of Nanjing University. He completed his MSc and PhD (DPhil) in Archaeology at the University of Oxford and has worked as a Technical Assistant at the Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit.

His research primarily focuses on the application of scientific methods to archaeology, specifically the chemical analysis of ceramic remains and the extraction and analysis of residues on pottery for chronological studies. Li is dedicated to fostering interdisciplinary research that merges archaeological theories and methodologies with scientific analyses to enhance the current understanding of ancient human societies' production organization, social dynamics, and group behaviours.

He has published seven papers as the lead or corresponding author in leading journals indexed in SCI, SSCI, and AHCI, and has presented his research at significant conferences, including the 2nd Latin American Radiocarbon Conference and the 4th Symposium on the Frontiers of Archaeological Science at Cornell University. Additionally, Li contributes as a peer reviewer for prestigious journals such as Archaeometry, Microscopy and Microanalysis, and Atomic Spectroscopy.

His current research endeavours include developing radiocarbon dating techniques using specific amino acids, analysing lipid compounds in pottery residues, conducting geochemical analyses of ceramic remains, exploring the theory of the chaîne opératoire, and investigating Material Engagement Theory.

Li Zihan invites students who are passionate about the interdisciplinary study of archaeology and archaeological science to consider pursuing graduate studies under his supervision.