Christophe Flament

Christophe Flament is a senior researcher at the Université Catholique de Louvain's Faculty of Arts, specializing in ancient history, numismatics, and economic epigraphy. His work connects classical studies with computational methods through the PHOENIX project.

• Active in research since 1992
• Specializes in Classical and Hellenistic Greece
• Focuses on mining adjudication and economic systems

His research spans Athenian economic history, numismatic analysis of Greek coinage, and interdisciplinary approaches combining physics with computational intelligence. He actively participates in academic collaborations across Europe and Asia.

Recent work examines mining practices in Classical Greece, illustrating intersections between economic theory and archaeological evidence. His projects analyze monetary systems' role in wartime economies and educational materials' portrayal of Roman conquests.

• Recipient of multiple competitive fellowships
• Member of Royal Belgian Society of Numismatics
• Published extensively in peer-reviewed journals
• Collaborates with international research teams
• Contributes to academic conferences and symposia