DARC laboratory

27/05/2015

Check out our front-page feature on ICP analysis in the spring newsletter of the Society for Medieval Archaeology

http://www.medievalarchaeology.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/SMAN53.pdf

10/02/2015

Check out our new website. Contact us to discuss your analytical needs: www.darclab.com

We are an analytical research facility based in the Department of Archaeology at Durham University offering advanced chemical and materials analysis for academia and industry. Our labs provide access to full service optical and electron microscopy facilities (SEM-EDX), energy dispersive X-ray Fluore…

17/09/2014

View the scans online with Unity3D:

www.palaeopi.org.uk/Head.php
www.palaeopi.org.uk/Figure.php

17/09/2014

1:5 facsimiles of the Church scans.

11/09/2014

Odin or Jesus?

10/09/2014

3D scanning some Church sculptures at the moment!

02/05/2014

We're printing off a lithopane of the Last Supper from the Wieliczka Salt Mines for the Mathematics Department.

24/01/2014

Some pictures of our latest 3D printing project!

24/01/2014

Bespoke 3D printed camera and laser line holder for our open sourced laser scanner in development. The pieces are compatible with Lego Technic for accessible rapid prototyping. Laser line kindly provided by Squirrel-Labs.

24/01/2014

Say hello to team DARC. From left to right. Richard Allen, Beth Upex, Kamal Badreshany, Jeff Vietch. Combined we provide the range of services available to our customers.

24/01/2014

Adafruit motor control shield for Arduino arrived yesterday, thanks to Squirrel-Labs. Successfully employed python to talk to the board and turn a 9v DC motor on and off. The motor is to drive the rotating stage in our 3D laser scanner.