Category: Preventive conservation
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
International Workshop: Risk Assessment of Cultural Heritage
We would like to cordially invite you to the International Workshop: Risk Assessment of Cultural Heritage that will take place on 30th Sep – 1st Oct 2025 in Gdańsk. Detailed programe READ MORE
The HERIe platform is presented at the conference of the Society for Preservation of Natural History Collections (SPNHC)
Not only are museums of fine art using the HERIe platform, but now also museums of natural history. …and we use the occasion to see wild bisons on the prairies.
Our visit to the SubTropolis
The SubTropolis is the underground cave storage environment in Kansas City. With over 8,100,000 square feet of leasable space, 10.5 miles of lighted, wide, paved roads, and 2.1 miles of READ MORE
And the Minister’s award goes to…
… Cultural Heritage Research Group! We are pleased to announce that at this year’s Polish Science Gala, we received the Minister of Science and Higher Education award for significant achievements READ MORE
About the damage to wooden objects
Last week, we visited Dresden to discuss the risk of mechanical damage to wooden artefacts with a group led by Prof. Michael Kaliske from the Institute of Structural Analysis Technische Universität Dresden. READ MORE