IN2PAST has the following installed laboratory capacity:
Évora
HERCULES Laboratory: Microscopy and Microanalysis Laboratory; Chromatography Laboratory; Mass Spectrometry Laboratory; Materials Characterization Laboratory; Biodegradation and Biotechnology Laboratory;
Minho
Laboratory of Construction and Technology, ARENA – Advanced Design & Technology Lab (School of Architecture, Art and Design); Advanced Ceramics R&D Lab (Design Institute of Guimarães);
Lisbon
Digital Humanities Laboratory; Audiovisual Laboratory; Laboratory of Biological Anthropology and Osteological Human Remains; Laboratory of Palaeography and Musical Editing; Computer Music Lab; Laboratory of Music and Communication in Infancy; Audio Preservation and Restoration Laboratory (LaPRA).
IN2PAST has the following installed laboratory capacity:
HERCULES Laboratory: Microscopy and Microanalysis Laboratory; Chromatography Laboratory; Mass Spectrometry Laboratory; Materials Characterization Laboratory; Biodegradation and Biotechnology Laboratory;
Digital Humanities Laboratory; Audiovisual Laboratory; Laboratory of Biological Anthropology and Osteological Human Remains; Laboratory of Palaeography and Musical Editing; Computer Music Lab; Laboratory of Music and Communication in Infancy; Audio Preservation and Restoration Laboratory (LaPRA).
IN2PAST participates in the National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures, namely through its connection to the ERIHS.PT infrastructure (created by HERCULES, with the National Civil Engineering Laboratory and the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage) and to the ROSSIO infrastructure (created by NOVA FCSH).
IN2PAST’s laboratory capacity is used by IN2PAST researchers and other national and international researchers, and is also mobilized for projects and services developed in partnership with several public, social and private institutions of a non-academic nature.
IN2PAST’s laboratory capacity is used by its researchers and other national and international researchers, and is also mobilized for projects and services developed by its seven R&D units in partnership with several public, social and private institutions of a non-academic nature, namely:
