Artak Grigoryan
Greater Araratian Institute of Antiquity
armeno-iranian borderlandsearly medieval manuscript illuminationsocioeconomic structures in antiquitygeographical influences on inscription styles
Artak Grigoryan is a researcher at Greater Araratian Institute of Antiquity working on armeno-iranian borderlands, early medieval manuscript illumination, socioeconomic structures in antiquity, geographical influences on inscription styles. Artak Grigoryan has 2 papers in this archive, 719 citations, an h-index of 12 and an i10-index of 63.
Artak specializes in the material culture recovered from border sites across the Near East. His recent work meticulously traces the migration patterns suggested by burial customs between the 4th and 8th centuries CE. He contributes significantly to revised models of cultural exchange during the Early Middle Ages.
Publications
| Title | Cited by | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Temporal Entanglement Dynamics in Quantum Dot Arrays Mediated by Tailored Exciton Tunneling Junctions: Towards Ultrafast Information Transfer Protocols Nikolaos Vassilakis, Artak Grigoryan, Gamze Sözen Annals of Quantum Photonics, 1(585), 267–285 |
179 | 2025 |
| Temporal Drag and Cognitive Load: Quantifying the Physiological Stress Induced by Extended Daily Commutes in Megacity Istanbul Eren Kayaalp, Artak Grigoryan, Levon Khachatrian Annals of Urban Chronobiology, 36(249), 16–55 |
27 | 2024 |