Chantal Radimilahy

[1] In addition to research, she has worked on the collection of Chinese ceramics held at the university museum, an important indicator of trade across the Indian Ocean.

[4] She has held prominent memberships and positions on different scientific and archeological societies, including being the chair for six years at the International Council of Museums (ICOM).

[1] Professor Radimilahy plays an active role in teaching and mentorship, and provides guidance and inspiration to her students, and the younger generation in Madagascar.

[5] Radimilahy's monograph Mahilaka was described as "a major contribution to African and Indian Ocean archaeology" by Mike Parker Pearson.

[2] She has acted as principle or co-investigator on a number of projects, including 'Sealinks' a partnership between academics from the Universities of Oxford, Bristol, Michigan, and Sydney and Museum of Art and Archaeology at the University of Antananarivo, which was designed to investigate early links between Madagascar and southeast Asia.