From 14th to 22nd of September, our team was in Oslo on two missions: to attend the ICOM-CC Triennial Conference Oslo 2026 and to deliver a two-day HERIe workshop. During READ MORE
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We are looking for a person with experience in laboratory work to join a two-year research project on the degradation of film materials.The research will focus on:the degree of degradation READ MORE
Final GoGreen Conference
On the 3rd of September, our team leader Łukasz Bratasz attended the Final GoGreen conference in scuola grande do S. Marco, Venice. During this conference he had the chance to READ MORE
GGG – Gordon’s seminar, Glass and Gesso
On 11th and 12th of July 2026 the PhD student of our group Nefeli Avgerou and our lab specialist, Guilherme Antunes Veríssimo attended the Gordon Research Seminar – Scientific Methods READ MORE
New project!
We are delighted to share that our grant proposal ‘Evaluating wool deterioration in historical tapestries to support their conservation’ received funding within the OPUS 30 programme of the NCN National READ MORE
We finish 2025 with two HERIe workshops in London
Over 50 people from several countries participated in two two-day workshops on the HERIe digital platform at the Courtauld Institute of Art and the University of London/English Heritage, organized as READ MORE
Chemical Analysis in the Protection of Cultural Heritage Objects XXV
Have you ever wondered what happens when historical glass is exposed to fluctuating RH environments? Our project on ‘Crizzling of Historical Glass’ is trying to answer this question by the READ MORE
All the roads lead to Rome…
…so does ours! Last week, a two-day workshop on the digital tool HERIe for decision-making support in the field of preventive conservation was organised in Rome for the collection managers, READ MORE
Research visit in Vilnius
This year, our colleague Marcin Strojecki completed a year-long environmental monitoring program at the Dominican Church of the Holy Spirit in Vilnius. The project was done in cooperation with the READ MORE
