标准照/工作照

基本信息：

Dr. Shuya Wei

Professor

30 Xueyuan Road, Beijing, 100083, China

Tel: +86 10 6233 3966

Fax: +86 10 62334901

Email: swei@ustb.edu.cn

教学/研究兴趣：

Prof. Wei conducts teaching in Cultural Heritage and supervising graduate and PhD students in the research field of archaeological science and conservation. Her research interests include organic residues in archaeology, material characterization of lacquer wares, wall paintings, architectural paintings (Cai hua), ancient paper and inks, as well as development of materials for conservation.

教育经历：

Education:

1984-1988, BSE Zhengzhou University Major: Chemistry

1999-2003, Master, University College London, Institute of Archaeology, Major: Principles in Conservation; Conservation for archaeology and museums

2004-2007, PhD, Vienna Technology University Major: Natural organic materials and their ageing properties in artworks

工作/研究经历

Research experiences:

主要科研项目

Key projects:

• Coating for Protection of Metal Objects in Cultural Heritage, International cooperation project with Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, Funded by Austrian government（FWF）

• Research of the application of graphene reinforced nano materials in the protection of stone objects, Cooperation project with Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum

• Research of the organic materials in cultural heritage, Project Funded by University of Science and Technology Beijing

• Characterization of Architectural Paintings (Caihua) in Palace Museum in Beijing, Cooperation project with Palace Museum

主要论著：

Selected Publications:

In English

• Fu, Y., Chen, Z., Zhou, S., Wei, S., Comparative study of the materials and lacquering techniques of the lacquer objects from Warring States Period China, Journal of Archaeological Science, 2020 (114) 45-52. Corresponding author

• Huarui Han, Shuya Wei ,Jun Yang, Characterization of the residues in Han Dynasty bronze lamps by pyrolysis–gas chromatography–mass spectrometry, Heritage Science, 2019 (7)1 Corresponding author.

• Shuya Wei, Guoding Song, Benxin Cui，The study of binding agents used to inlay turquoise onto bronze objects in Eastern Zhou Period, Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2016 :20）671-675.

• Shuya Wei, Yufang Li, Qinglin Ma, Shuhong Lou, Manfred Schreiner. Characterization of Tang Dynasty lamp oil remains by using pyrolysis gas chromatography and mass spectrometry[J]. Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis, 2015(116)237-242

• Shuya Wei, Valentina Pintus, Manfred Schreiner, A comparison study of alkyd resin used in art works by Py-GC/MS and GC/MS: The influence of ageing . Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis, 2013(104) 441-447.

• Shuya Wei, Xiaoyang Fang, Jun Yang, Xuejun Cao, Valentina Pintus, Manfred Schreiner, Guoding Song, Identification of the materials used in an Eastern Jin Chinese ink stick, Journal of Cultural Heritage , 2012(13)448-452.

• Shuya Wei, Qinglin Ma, Manfred Schreiner, Characterization of the materials used in Han Dynasty polychromy terracotta army, Journal of Archaeological Science, 2012, 39: 1628-1623.

• Shuya Wei, Valentina Pintus, Manfred Schreiner, Photochemical degradation study of polyvinyl acetate paints used in artworks by Py-GC/MS. Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis, 2012(97)158-163.

• Shuya Wei, Manfred Schreiner, Erwin Rosenberg, Hong Guo, Qinglin Ma, Identification of the binding media in Tang Dynasty Chinese wall paintings by using Py-GC/MS and GC/MS techniques, Journal of International Conservation Science, 2011( 2)77-88.

• In Chinese

• H. Han, S. Wei, Y. Jing, X. Wang, Y. Li, Analysis of lighting fuel unearthed in Yihe Nur, Inner Mongolia by using THM-Py-GC/MS, Spectrum and Spectral analysis, 2019 (12) 3868-3872;

• Yufang Li, Shuya Wei, Yarong Wang, Application of High performance liquid chromatography /quadrupole/ time of flight /mass spectrometry and diode array to Characterize Dyes in Tang Dynasty Textile, Science China, Technologies, 2016,46(06):625-632.

• Yingchun Fu, Shuya Wei, Jun Yang, Study of Ancient lacquer by using THM- Py-GC/MS , Conservation and Archaeological Science，2018（30）53-59.

• Shuya Wei, Qianqian, Li, Yingchun Fu, Organic Materials in Cultural Heritage, Science, 2016 (4) 36-39