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E-learning

E-learning

e-learning is a modality of transfer of information that is easily accessible through many Internet sites. While not being a replacement for on-hands advanced training, this modality facilitates to get acquainted with fundamentals, basic concepts and examples of application of different techniques

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​Introduction to in-situ techniques

This module provides an overview on to the use of portable instruments to obtain geo-referenced measurements for fast characterization of sites, including Geostatistics-based interpretation of data and production of maps 

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Introduction to X-ray Spectrometry  

This module aims at introducing the reader to fundamentals of several x-ray spectroscopy techniques. It constitutes a good starting point and has served as induction course before taking more advanced hands-on training activities at NSIL and elsewhere 



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Introduction to Total Reflection XRF  

This module aims at introducing the reader to fundamentals of Total Reflection XRF, including practical recommendations


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Quality Assurance of X-ray Fluorescence Analysis of Airborne Particulate Matter  

This module provides recommendations for validation of XRF methods for the analysis of Airborne Partculate Matters and Quality Control actions

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Introduction to electrostatic accelerators: from basic principles to operation and maintenance

This is a technical module intended primarily for people entering the field of electrostatic accelerators


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The Application of Ion Beam Analysis to Forensic Sciences 

This module covers the application of Ion Beam Analysis (IBA) techniques to forensic sciences


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Portable X-Ray Spectrometry Techniques for Characterization of Valuable Archaeological/Art Objects

This course compiles information from past Joint ICTP-IAEA Advanced Workshop on Portable X-Ray Spectrometry Techniques for Characterization of Valuable Archaeological/Art Objects | (smr 3298) into a comprehensive e-learning module.

Addressed to specialists and managers of museums, art restorers, archaeologists and laboratory facilities performing or willing to incorporate XRF into the analysis of art and archaeological samples