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-## Research in Progress Meeting 2023-2
+# Research in Progress Meeting 2023-2
 
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 ## Important dates
 ~~01 October -- Deadline for [abstracts](https://forms.gle/4WL3oqG4vHh1F7ti7) (there won't be any extension!)~~  
 ~~15 October -- Announcement of abstracts decisions~~  
-01 November -- Announcement of programme  
+~~01 November -- Announcement of programme~~  
 20 November -- Deadline for [registration](https://forms.gle/dzQemocN3TtX6LhF7)  
 22 November -- Reminder with meeting details sent to participants  
 24 November -- Research in Progress Meeting  
 30 November -- Attendance certificates sent to presenters
 
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-### Programme
+## Registration
+
+Participation is free of charge. Please register for the event until 20^th^ of November using the [registration form](https://forms.gle/dzQemocN3TtX6LhF7). The link to the meeting room will be displayed once you successfully registered.  
+
+## Programme
 
 [Time zone conversions:  
 Eastern Time (USA) = UK -5  
 Central Europe = UK +1  
-India = UK +4:30  
-Japan = UK +8  
-You can convert to your local time zone with, e.g., [timeanddate.com](https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20230422T090000&p1=136)]{.aside}
+India = UK +5:30  
+Japan = UK +9  
+You can convert to your local time zone with, e.g., [timeanddate.com](https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20231124T100000&p1=136)]{.aside}
 
 Presentations will be 15 min + 5 min discussion or 6 min + 4 min discussion. 
 
 | Time (UK) | Contribution |
 |------|----------------|
-|##:00 | Welcome        |
-|##:10 | <authors>: *<Title>*|
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+|10:00 | Welcome |
+|10:10 | Diya Mukherjee: <br> *Learning, experience and experiment of ancient copper smelting technology with the reference to Harappan culture*|
+|10:20 | S. Udayakumar: <br> *Experimental approach of Indian iron smelting process: Ballari iron ore, India*|
+|10:40 | Farhanath K: <br> *Iron technology and its role in shaping socio-cultural dynamics in ancient India during the 1^st^ milllenium BC: A multifaceted perspective*|
+|11:00 | Ivan Stepanov, Michael Brauns, Hannes Knapp, Anna Langgartner & Michael Geschwinde: <br> *Provenance and manufacturing technology of iron catapult bolts as a reflection of the Roman iron supply chains at the Germanic limes*|
+|11:20 | Fabio Spagiari: <br> *On the tracks of the blacksmiths: Metallurgy tools of the Roman age from northern Italy*|
+|11:40 | Sulaiman Ahmed Abiodun : <br> *Iron metallurgy in Medieval and Post-Medieval Ile Ife, Nigeria: Recent excavation at Iyekere *|
+|12:00 | Break |
+|12:30 | Simon Aumônier & Vanessa Cheel: <br> *Mounted archaeometallurgical samples: Resin ageing effects and remounting for durability*|
+|12:40 | Mahmoud Shehab Eldin Mohamed Ibrahim: <br> *Conservation and restoration of metals in Khufu's second boat: Preserving ancient Egyptian maritime heritage*|
+|13:00 | Linn Nordvall: <br> *Plano-convex copper ingots in Scandinavia: A methodological approach*|
+|13:10 | David A. Scott: <br> *Technical examination of a Lydian kline (bed): A unique example of Lydian sophisticated metallurgy*|
+|13:20 | Sabine Plummer & Victoria Sainsbury: <br> *Material analysis of metal inlays in ball-headed clubs from the Ashmolean Tradescant Collection*|
+|13:30 | Evgeny Shnyr: <br> *Data science in the service of archaeology: Pinpointing the geographical source of ancient lead-containing metals using machine learning*|
+|13:50 | Break|
+|14:20 | Peter Bray & Philippa Walton: <br> *A new copper alloy chemical analysis project for the UK 1^st^ Millennium AD, employing Microwave Plasma-Atomic Emission Spectrometry (MP-AES): REMADE, University of Reading*|
+|14:40 | Thomas Rose, Sabine Klein, Katrin J. Westner & Yiu-Kang Hsu: <br> *News from the GlobaLID engine room*|
+|15:00 | Malou Blank & Serena Sabatini: <br> *Copper in the Early Neolithic, a TRB flat axe from inland Western Sweden*|
+|15:10 | Mathias Mehofer & Mario Gavranovic: <br> *Archaeometallurgical studies on the Bronze Age metal procurement on the western and central Balkan*|
+|15:30 | Stephanie Aulsebrook: <br> *The complex lives of ‘meaningless scraps’: Reuse and upcycling at Late Bronze Age Mycenae*|
+|15:40 | Awards announcement and farewell |
 
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 ### Call for Papers
 The Research in Progress Meeting 2023-2 of the [Historical Metallurgy Society](https://historicalmetallurgy.org/) will take place online on Friday, 24^th^ of November. It provides a forum for everyone working on topics related to ancient and historical metallurgical practices, the past use of metal objects, and related fields. We are keen to learn more about your ongoing or recently finished projects! The meeting aims to foster links between the different disciplines and geographical regions. Therefore, we particularly encourage submissions from early career researchers, contract archaeologists/conservators, and colleagues from outside Europe. There will be an HMS prize for the best student presentation. 
 
 Abstracts (up to 200 words) can be submitted until 1^st^ of October via the [submission form](https://forms.gle/4WL3oqG4vHh1F7ti7). Please note that there won't be extensions of the submission deadline. Presentations can be either 6 min or 15 min long (with time for questions added). We encourage all presenters to take full advantage of the flexibility a virtual event provides and present their project in a way that suits them and their project best. Pre-recorded contribution are possible but the presenter must be present in the meeting to answer any questions. Presentations will be scheduled in a way that considers the different presenter’s time zones. 
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-Participation is free of charge. Please register for the event until 20^th^ of November using the [registration form](https://forms.gle/dzQemocN3TtX6LhF7). The link to the meeting room will be displayed once you successfully registered.  
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 The programme and any updates will be announced here and circulated by mail. General enquiries can be directed to Thomas Rose (<[email protected]>).
 
 We are looking forward to seeing you in November! 
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-### Code of conduct
+## Code of conduct
 All participants at the Research in Progress Meetings agree to conduct themselves in a professional and appropriate manner and to ensure that all can enjoy a harassment-free event. The workshop organisers are dedicated to providing an inclusive, respectful, safe, friendly, and welcoming online meeting for all participants.
 
 We do not tolerate disruptive or disrespectful behaviour, personal messages, images, or interactions by any participant, in any form, at any aspect of the program including business and social activities, regardless of location. 
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 We value your attendance and want the Research in Progress Meeting 2023-2 to be a safe place for everybody. 
 
-### Contact
+## Contact
 The meeting is organised by [Thomas Rose](mailto:[email protected]). Please write him for any inquiries about the meeting.