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Category: CollectionCare (EN)

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 814624

Initiatives providing access to culture during social distancing

Initiatives providing access to culture during social distancing

Posted on 6 April 202017 April 2020 by Heritage Science

For those of you tired of being at home who have sped through the literary classics or exhausted streaming options, we would like to recommend several initiatives related to culture READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN), Nawa (EN)
Research highlighted in the DailyMail!

Research highlighted in the DailyMail!

Posted on 28 February 202028 February 2020 by Heritage Science

Łukasz Bratasz’ work on the strengthening mechanisms of panel paintings was recently featured in a popular science article by the Daily Mail. This collaborative work with Kiraz Goze Akoglu and READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN), Nawa (EN), Preventive conservation
Research plans investigating mechanisms of crack formation in canvas paintings outlined

Research plans investigating mechanisms of crack formation in canvas paintings outlined

Posted on 18 February 20202 March 2020 by Heritage Science

The mechanisms of crack formation, observable in most paintings gathered in museum collections, are still a mystery. In various research circles different concepts are gaining popularity, both related and unrelated READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN), Nawa (EN)
First wireless sensors designed by CollectionCare project participants placed in showcases

First wireless sensors designed by CollectionCare project participants placed in showcases

Posted on 31 January 202031 January 2020 by Heritage Science

Last week’s technical meeting in Rome for the CollectionCare project focused on software developed by partners to build degradation models. Existing and emerging tools and programs which quantitatively assess damage READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN), Nawa (EN)
Museum collections get a little safer as the CollectionCare project team grows

Museum collections get a little safer as the CollectionCare project team grows

Posted on 20 January 202031 January 2020 by Heritage Science

Another young scientist joins our team, Dr. Muhammad Rashad from Jiangsu University of Science and Technology. His scientific interests are in the chemistry and characterization of materials, especially composites and READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN)
Discussion spotlight on degradation models

Discussion spotlight on degradation models

Posted on 10 December 201920 January 2020 by Heritage Science

Partners involved in the CollectionCare project, including Prof. Dr. Hab. Roman Kozłowski and Dr. Hab. Łukasz Bratasz, met once again from December 1-3 in Eindhoven. The group took further steps READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN), Nawa (EN)
CollectionCare project: The survey of the craquelure patterns in canvas paintings

CollectionCare project: The survey of the craquelure patterns in canvas paintings

Posted on 23 July 201920 January 2020 by Heritage Science

As a part of CollectionCare project, in which we are involved, the survey of the craquelure patterns in canvas paintings was performed in the Yale Center of British Art. Our READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN), Nawa (EN)
Jerzy Haber Institute gets invitation to join CollectionCare project

Jerzy Haber Institute gets invitation to join CollectionCare project

Posted on 4 July 201928 November 2019 by Heritage Science

Our group’s parent organization, Jerzy Haber Institute, got invitation to join international consortium of research institutions, museums and professionals working on preventive conservation. CollectionCare is a project aimed to deliver READ MORE

Posted in CollectionCare (EN), Heritage Science (EN)
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