Summary
David Strebler is a research associate based in Brussels with 11 years of experience specializing in luminescence dating and the application of physical sciences to archaeological questions. He holds a PhD in luminescence dating from Universität zu Köln and advanced degrees in archaeological science and civil engineering, combining rigorous lab methods with field-based archaeological inquiry. Since 2014 he has been driving research at the University of Cologne, translating complex chronologies into actionable insights for heritage and excavation projects. His background bridges physics, art history, and archaeology, enabling interdisciplinary approaches to dating sediments and cultural materials. Colleagues describe him as methodical and curious, often applying engineering-style problem solving to improve laboratory protocols and data interpretation. He brings both deep technical expertise and a practical focus on making dating results meaningful for archaeologists and conservators.
11 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Luminescence dating (Geographisches Institut), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Luminescence dating (Geographisches Institut) at Universität zu Köln
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Master 60, arts history and archaeology, Master 60, arts history and archaeology at Université libre de Bruxelles
Master of studies (M.St), Archaeological Science, Master of studies (M.St), Archaeological Science at Oxford University
French, English, Dutch