e-mail:  lindelof0006@gmail.com,  IPhone: +45 30280006

Curriculum Vitae

1938: Born in Odense, Fyn

1945-50: Ida Holst Realskole, Svendborg

1950-1957: Roskilde Cathedral School

1961-65 Egmont College

1963: MSc (E_F), Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

1965-67: Sergeant in the Danish Air Forces

1969; Licentiatus Technices (PhD), DTU

1969-70: Postdoc at Techn.University, Finland

1971-73: Postdoc at Lancaster University, England

1973: Associate Prof., University of Copenhagen (UCPH)

1974: Changed name from Poul Erik Gregers Hansen to Poul Erik Lindelof

1981: Dr.Scient. at UCPH

1986: Head of Molecular Beam Epitaxy Center, UCPH

1988: Reader (Docent) at Niels Bohr Institute, UCPH

2000: Vicedirector, Nanoscience Center (UCPH)

2001: External Professor at UNSW, Sydney, Australia

2005: Professor at Niels Bohr Institute, UCPH

2007: Royal Society of Arts and Sciences in Gothenburg

2008: Emeritus Professor, Niels Bohr Institute, UCPH

2011: BA in Prehistoric Archaeology, UCPH

2013: MA in Prehistoric Archaeology, UCPH

2014: Consultant in physics-based archaeology, UCPH

2014-18: Co-PI at CONEXT (interfaculty collaborative project of neutron and X-ray research)

2015-20: Research training of pupils at Nørre Gymnasium and Christianshavns Gymnasium

2019: Attached to the National Museum of Denmark

 *)  Bog udgivet (2021): Min tid i fysik 1958-2008 

https://www.amazon.it/Min-tid-fysik-1958-2008-Risø/dp/8743019501?asin=B09D3YR256&revisionId=&format=4&depth=1

**)  Bog udgivet (2017): Palaeolithic Stone Artefacts from Moroccan Sahara

***)  CONEXT interview (2017): https://chem.ku.dk/research_sections/finished-projects/conext-temporary/

Archaeology 2008-2023

After my retirement as a professor in physics at the Niels Bohr Institute 2008, I have finished a BA degree (2011) and a MA degree (2013) both in prehistoric archaeology at University of Copenhagen. This has given me lots of knowledge and inspiration to intervene in various archaeological projects. Much study effort the first 4 semester was a coverage of prehistoric archaeology in all parts of Denmark.

To study many localities in Denmark and abroad I used the Google maps to s study in detail the many archaeological places we were taughtt, but it also led me to many  potential places for new archaeological sites. Th us I found reminiscence of a ring castle in southern Skåne at Foteviken. Already in 2008 I made a publication on my homepage about my findings (). The finding was supported by Hartmann's Foundation. The interpretation of the exact circle became my BA thesis. A more detailed study of the finding (and the nearby, but removed church) is still to be written as a longer article. In connection with this finding is the discovery by Crumlin-Pedersen of 5 vikingshibs forming a barrier at the intrance to Foteviken. A topic which has also taken my interest.

In the summer 2009 I was lucky enough to have my 1 month "seminargravning" at Gl. Lejre, where Tom Christensen from Roskilde Museum was excavating 3 big viking halls (one being 62 m long). I learned a lot about excavation technique in Gl. Lejre and wrote an informal Photobook about the experiences.