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HS ACADEMY – Developing a European collaboration in Heritage Science. May, 10th 2022

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IPERION HS and E-RIHS are organizing a series of webinars, a key source of state-of-the-art information on heritage science research, facilities, policy and impact. It contributes to developing a vibrant heritage science community and is intended for anyone involved in interdisciplinary heritage research.

 

 

IPERION HS and E-RIHS are organizing a series of webinars, a key source of state-of-the-art information on heritage science research, facilities, policy and impact. It contributes to developing a vibrant heritage science community and is intended for anyone involved in interdisciplinary heritage research.

The speaker, Alexandre Caussé (Fondation des Sciences du Patrimoine), will present a talk on how to implement a European Research Area in the field of Heritage Science. After more than a decade of implementation of the JPI-CH initiative, alongside other initiatives such as E-RIHS, which have significantly contributed to shaping the European Research Area, offering valuable structures, instruments and experiences, what assessment can be made of this path, what are the challenges awaiting the Heritage Science community in a completely reshaped landscape under #horizoneurope, and what are the opportunities among a number of new instruments – Green Deal, New European Bauhaus, KIC on cultural and creative industries, Partnerships, Missions – shaping this new landscape?

 

Join webinar 05/2022, “Developing a European collaboration in Heritage Science”, on May, 10th 2022, at 3.00 pm Rome time.

 

Videopresentation here:

Date

May 10th, 2022 at 3 pm (Rome time zone)

You will learn

  • how to develop European collaboration in the field of Heritage Science
  • how to implement the European Research Area in Heritage Science

Key topics we’ll cover

  • European Cooperation
  • Cooperation in Heritage Science

Duration
45 minutes (30 minutes + 15 minutes Q&A)

 

More information and registration here:

IPERION HS WEBPAGE

If you are interested in watching the video recordings of past webinars, you can visit http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-series/ or the E-RIHS Youtube channel

16-18th of May – International Conference: 3rd Florence HERI-TECH: The Future of Heritage Science and Technologies

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3rd Edition of Florence HERI-TECH: The Future of Heritage Science and Technologies

The 3rd Edition of this international conference on heritage science will be celebrated in Florence the 16th to 18th of May.

The topics are Materials Science, Diagnostic and Monitoring, Engineering, Ict and digital Heritage, Environment and CH, Sustainable Architecture of CH but more topics can be proposed through here: https://www.florenceheritech.com/areas-and-topics/

Paper submission is still open until 11th of March.

The idea: «The International Conference Florence Heri-Tech: the Future of Heritage Science and Technologies, involves a large number of researches and scholars from around the world and puts the industry’s current issues under spotlight, specifically on issues related to innovative techniques and technologies for Cultural Heritage. The Conference is part of the Florence International Biennial for Art and Restoration, an international event attracting prestigious institutions and companies and creating a unique opportunity to bring together the academic word with industry. The Conference will be a significant opportunity to bring together the academic world with industry.

Heri-Tech is the first International Conference to welcome major researchers and scholars from all over the world, focusing on current and future issues in the field on issues related to innovative techniques and technologies. The city of Florence will therefore be the international heart of Restoration and Cultural and Environmental assets as well as a forum for meeting and discussing for experts, operators and enthusiasts from around the world. The Conference will be a significant opportunity for exchange between researchers and companies for the promotion of productive excellence, technological evolution, the greater use of culture for younger sections of the population and specialization in the educational field for graduates and PhD students.«

The objectives:

«To foster European mobility and co-operation between students and staff; to enhance Europe’s development as a multi-cultural society and to encourage the concept that scientific-cultural research must be an integral part of society; to promote international networks between universities, training institutes and companies to create long-term collaboration opportunities; to create favourable conditions for young graduates to enter the world of work; to demonstrate the influence of new technologies in the arts and how they can be used for innovative teaching and learning; and to establish contacts and cooperation between Institutions in the Academic world and the world of work.»

All the information here:

https://www.florenceheritech.com/ 

Opportunity for Heritage Science collaboration: Transnational Access – Open call until 30th November

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Acceso transnacional – Transnational Access.

Through the European H2020 project IPERION HS «Integrating Platforms for the European Research Infrastructure ON Heritage Science» transnational services are offered free of charge to a wide range of high-level scientific instruments, methodologies, data and tools for the advancement of knowledge and innovation in the field of Heritage Science.

It is accessed through collaborative proposals that are selected by a panel of international and independent experts. There are more than 180 services, through 54 service providers from 23 countries. Here you can access the entire IPERION HS service catalogue:
   

The following call is open until November 30th 2021.

It is an excellent opportunity for a collaboration to develop a new idea or implement new research.

Some of the techniques that PTI-PAIS provides through this service are:

FIXLAB.

MOLAB.

Microscopies

Find out about all its features through the links, or access the rest of the services.

 CATALOGUE OF SERVICES FOR TRANSNATIONAL ACCESS IPERION HS

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via email at pti-pais@iqfr.csic.es

More information about offered services at our transfer area:  https://pti-pais.csic.es/servicios-ofertados/

«Study of Historical Glass Grisailles by Non-linear Optical Microscopy». Presentation by Marta Castillejo.

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Marta Castillejo, Coordinator of the CSIC Interdisciplinary Thematic Platform: Open Heritage: Research & Society, has presented this online talk at the Optics for Arts, Architecture and Archaeology (O3A) 10th Conference, as part of the Annual Conference of the International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE) Optical Metrology Symposium at the World of Photonics Congress in June 2021.

Title: «Study of Historical Glass Grisailles by Non-linear Optical Microscopy».
Authors: M. Oujja, F. Agua, M. Sanz, D. Morales-Martin, M. García-Heras, M. A. Villegas.
Date: 23th June 2021.
Related content:

https://pti-pais.csic.es/23-june-2021-live-session-optics-for-arts-architecture-and-archaeology-o3a/ 

[1st June, 3 p.m.] Remember the IPERION HS webinar on Mobile Laboratory [MOLAB]

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Remeber the IPERION HS webinar on MOLAB: https://pti-pais.csic.es/1st-june-iperion-webinar-03-molab-mobile-laboratory-islamic-manuscripts/

 

The webinar takes place online and will introduce participants to the MOLAB platform.

Registration: http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-3-registration/

The MOLAB (MObile LABoratory) is the IPERION HS platform that provides access for the Heritage Science (HS) community to key mobile laboratories and to the associated scientific expertise. It is composed of a set of mobile equipment and related competencies, for in-situ non-destructive measurements of artworks, collections, monuments, and sites made available for access through IPERION-HS. The value of MOLAB is twofold: first, the possibility of applying a multi-technique integrated approach that overcomes the intrinsic limitation of individual methods; second, the ability to analyse heritage objects without the need to move them. MOLAB started in 2004 with only two providers and now features 17 facilities across 10 countries offering access to 48 different instruments. The new MOLAB platform within IPERIONHS includes mobile laboratories with competencies in-ground and aerial remote sensing as a key to enable interdisciplinary research in new fields and application scenarios.

Kristine Rose-Beers, Head of Conservation at the Chester Beatty in Dublin (Ireland) will talk about “Manuscript materiality and MOLAB: investigating the Islamic book at the Chester Beatty”. The presentation will offer a user’s perspective on working with the IPERION HS MOLAB team at the Chester Beatty in Dublin. Two projects have used the portable and non-invasive analytical techniques provided by MOLAB to investigate the materials of Qur’an manuscripts and advance understanding of Islamic manuscript material. Both projects were driven by the conservation team, and have required multidisciplinary collaboration including conservators, historians, and scientists. The results from these projects have added considerable new information to our understanding of these manuscripts: in particular, Islamic manuscript materiality in the early 8th century and the palette of a mid-16th century Qur’an from Shiraz. David Buti, responsible for MOLAB Helpdesk at CNR (Italy), will present “MOLAB: Bringing science to heritage objects of research“. His presentation will give an overview of the MOLAB history and the current offer of services; it will also focus on the lifecycle of MOLAB proposals and projects, from the user support to the physical access.

Date
1st June 2021 at 3 pm CEST

You will learn

  • What MOLAB is
  • How to access MOLAB
  • How MOLAB can improve your research

Key topics we’ll cover
Heritage Science and Mobile Laboratories

Duration
1 hour (40 minutes + 20 minutes Q&A)

Speakers.

Kristine Rose-Beers
Kristine Rose-Beers ACR is Head of Conservation at the Chester Beatty Library and an accredited member of the Institute of Conservation. She specialises in the conservation of Islamic manuscript material, with a particular interest in the importance of materiality and codicology to contemporary conservation solutions.
Kristine graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in 2002 and has worked at Cambridge University Library, the Chester Beatty, and as Assistant Keeper (Manuscripts and Printed Books) at the Fitzwilliam Museum, before returning to Dublin in 2015. Kristine has taught and lectured internationally and is a member of The Islamic Manuscript Association and the Kairouan Manuscript Project.

David Buti.
David Buti is a researcher fellow at the Institute of Heritage Science (ISPC) of the Italian National Research Council, Italy. He oversees the User Helpdesk of the Transnational Access Activities of IPERION-HS and he is access manager of the MOLAB platform within the Italian node of ERIHS. He obtained a PhD in Conservation Science at the University of Florence, in collaboration with the CNR-ISTM and the Centre SMAArt. His PhD research focused on the investigation of Mesoamerican manuscripts and their constituent materials. After his PhD, he got a six-year position as a conservation scientist at the National Gallery of Denmark – Center for Art Technological Studies and Conservation (CATS) expanding his competencies and investigating several kinds of artworks – from old masters to contemporary art – characterizing artist materials, understanding degradation processes and assisting conservators and art historians.

More information & registration: http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-3-registration/ 

1st June – IPERION Webinar #03 – MOLAB: (MObile LABoratory) & Islamic Manuscripts

 

[2-4 junio] Congreso: Ciencia y Arte VIII. Ciencias y tecnologías aplicadas a la conservación del patrimonio.

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Del 2 al 4 de junio de 2021, a partir de las 9:00, se celebrará a través de la aplicación Zoom el Congreso Ciencia y Arte VIII. Ciencias y tecnologías aplicadas a la conservación del patrimonio, organizado por el Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte,  IPCE y Fundación La Caixa.

Hay una gran participación de nuestra Plataforma en uno de los congresos más importantes en Ciencia del Patrimonio.

¿A quién va destinado?
Estudiantes y profesionales de la conservación del patrimonio cultural interesados en proyectos interdisciplinares y conservación científica.

El contenido del congreso:
• Establecimiento de pautas generales de actuación y criterios para la conservación.
• Establecimiento de un adecuado diagnóstico de estado de conservación y alteraciones, así como de los métodos de intervención y soluciones a adoptar.
• Colaboración e interdisciplinaridad para el mejor conocimiento de las técnicas artísticas, tecnologías de fabricación, composición, diferenciación entre originales y
añadidos, así como todos aquellos datos que aumenten el conocimiento histórico y artístico del bien.
• Discusión de métodos y planificación de procedimientos de conservación preventiva.
• Sugerir o desaconsejar métodos o materiales producto de los trabajos de investigación de los laboratorios.
• Innovación tecnológica aplicada a la conservación y restauración de los bienes culturales.

Puede registrarse través del siguiente formulario. ¡Plazas ampliadas!

Accede al programa para los tres días.

1st June – IPERION Webinar #03 – MOLAB: (MObile LABoratory) & Islamic Manuscripts

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The webinar takes place online and will introduce participants to the MOLAB platform.

Registration: http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-3-registration/

The MOLAB (MObile LABoratory) is the IPERION HS platform that provides access for the Heritage Science (HS) community to key mobile laboratories and to the associated scientific expertise. It is composed of a set of mobile equipment and related competencies, for in-situ non-destructive measurements of artworks, collections, monuments, and sites made available for access through IPERION-HS. The value of MOLAB is twofold: first, the possibility of applying a multi-technique integrated approach that overcomes the intrinsic limitation of individual methods; second, the ability to analyse heritage objects without the need to move them. MOLAB started in 2004 with only two providers and now features 17 facilities across 10 countries offering access to 48 different instruments. The new MOLAB platform within IPERIONHS includes mobile laboratories with competencies in-ground and aerial remote sensing as a key to enable interdisciplinary research in new fields and application scenarios.

Kristine Rose-Beers, Head of Conservation at the Chester Beatty in Dublin (Ireland) will talk about “Manuscript materiality and MOLAB: investigating the Islamic book at the Chester Beatty”. The presentation will offer a user’s perspective on working with the IPERION HS MOLAB team at the Chester Beatty in Dublin. Two projects have used the portable and non-invasive analytical techniques provided by MOLAB to investigate the materials of Qur’an manuscripts and advance understanding of Islamic manuscript material. Both projects were driven by the conservation team, and have required multidisciplinary collaboration including conservators, historians, and scientists. The results from these projects have added considerable new information to our understanding of these manuscripts: in particular, Islamic manuscript materiality in the early 8th century and the palette of a mid-16th century Qur’an from Shiraz. David Buti, responsible for MOLAB Helpdesk at CNR (Italy), will present “MOLAB: Bringing science to heritage objects of research“. His presentation will give an overview of the MOLAB history and the current offer of services; it will also focus on the lifecycle of MOLAB proposals and projects, from the user support to the physical access.

Date
1st June 2021 at 3 pm CEST

You will learn

  • What MOLAB is
  • How to access MOLAB
  • How MOLAB can improve your research

Key topics we’ll cover
Heritage Science and Mobile Laboratories

Duration
1 hour (40 minutes + 20 minutes Q&A)

Speakers.

Kristine Rose-Beers
Kristine Rose-Beers ACR is Head of Conservation at the Chester Beatty Library and an accredited member of the Institute of Conservation. She specialises in the conservation of Islamic manuscript material, with a particular interest in the importance of materiality and codicology to contemporary conservation solutions.
Kristine graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in 2002 and has worked at Cambridge University Library, the Chester Beatty, and as Assistant Keeper (Manuscripts and Printed Books) at the Fitzwilliam Museum, before returning to Dublin in 2015. Kristine has taught and lectured internationally and is a member of The Islamic Manuscript Association and the Kairouan Manuscript Project.

David Buti.
David Buti is a researcher fellow at the Institute of Heritage Science (ISPC) of the Italian National Research Council, Italy. He oversees the User Helpdesk of the Transnational Access Activities of IPERION-HS and he is access manager of the MOLAB platform within the Italian node of ERIHS. He obtained a PhD in Conservation Science at the University of Florence, in collaboration with the CNR-ISTM and the Centre SMAArt. His PhD research focused on the investigation of Mesoamerican manuscripts and their constituent materials. After his PhD, he got a six-year position as a conservation scientist at the National Gallery of Denmark – Center for Art Technological Studies and Conservation (CATS) expanding his competencies and investigating several kinds of artworks – from old masters to contemporary art – characterizing artist materials, understanding degradation processes and assisting conservators and art historians.

 

 

 

Programme online for IPERION HS 1st Doctoral Summer School 13-16 July 2021

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«EXCELLENCE IN HERITAGE SCIENCE FOR CONSERVATION AND
COLLECTION CARE RESEARCH AND ACCESS.»

The announced IPERION HS Doctoral Summer School has released a draft  programme. Some members of PTI-PAIS will participate. Emilio Cano (CENIM)  will present his paper «In-situ electrochemical impedance spectroscopy for the study of metallic cultural heritage».

Download here the pdf of the programme.

An updated version will be released in June 2021.

Related news: https://pti-pais.csic.es/doctorate-summers-school-iperionhs-heritagescience/ 

IPERION HS 1st DSS – Programme online

 

4th May – IPERION Webinar #02 – FIXLAB: Key Fixed Research facilities Access.

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The second webinar will take place online on May 4, 2021, at 3 pm CET. Ina Reiche and Rémi Petitcol will present FIXLAB: research on ivory, followed by hints and tips on FIXLAB access.

FIXLAB is the IPERION HS platform that provides access for the Heritage Science (HS) community to key fixed research facilities and to the associated scientific expertise.
Access is offered to researchers in Heritage Science to help address the major questions raised by the materiality of Heritage Science artefacts in terms of their genesis, manufacturing processes, alterations, conservation and preservation. The unique FIXLAB services offered to the HS community embrace advanced state‐of‐the‐art instrumentation; dedicated facilities with teams of experts in the field of micro‐analysis of HS artefacts; novel developments resulting from IPERION HS joint research activities to improve access progressively; development of both new sample‐positioning devices at a micro‐scale and software tools for the integration of imaging data.

Ina Reiche, research director at the French National Research Centre, will present the topic “Palaeolithic ivory artefacts investigated by particle physics”, while Rémi Petitcol, European Policy Officer at the French Center for Research and Restoration of Museums of France (C2RMF), will talk about “FIXLAB: a catalyst for Heritage Science”.

You can register here: http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-2-registration/ 

Date
4th May 2021 at 3 pm (CET)

You will learn

  • What FIXLAB is
  • How to access Transnational Access to FIXLAB
  • Hints and tips on using FIXLAB
  • How FIXLAB can improve your research
  • A positive experience on FIXLAB: A research on ivory from Ina Reiche: “Palaeolithic ivory artefacts investigated by particle physics».

Duration
1 hour (40 minutes + 20 minutes Q&A)

Key topics we’ll cover
Heritage Science and Fixed Laboratories

Speakers

Ina Reiche
Ina Reiche is research director at the French National Research Centre in a joint team of the Research Institute of the Paris’ Technical Institute of Chemistry and the Centre for research and restoration of the French Museums in Paris. Her interdisciplinary research background is in analytical chemistry, material sciences, art and prehistory. Since her position as the head of the Rathgen research laboratory between 2014 and 2019 CNRS she is actively involved in the research infrastructures IPERION-CH, IPERION-HS and E-RIHS and a current user of large scale facilities in the framework of the FIXLAB access to perform integrated research in heritage sciences. She is managing editor of the international journal Archaeometry (Wiley), board member of the German Archaeometry Association and of the French National Archaeometry research network as well as the president of the international scientific committee of the conference Synchrotron radiation in art and archaeology.

Rémi Petitcol
Rémi Petitcol is a European Policy Officer at the French Center for Research and Restoration of Museums of France (C2RMF), with a background in Political Science and EU Law. He specializes in solutions for the integration of the Heritage Science community, with a focus on establishing E-RIHS. His role in IPERION HS is to provide legal and institutional advice on policies, including the Access Policy.

Registration here.

 

19-23 April – IPERION HS – 1st Anual Meeting

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The first annual meeting of IPERION HS is finnaly here.

The presentantions and workshops of the eight work packages while take place during all this week, from the 19th to the 23rd. There is also a public webinar the April 21st. You can learn more about the public webinar of HS Academy here:

Don’t forget to register yourself:
You can register here: http://www.iperionhs.eu/webinar-registration/ «

I hope it is of your interest.

 

 

Related content:

Webinar: What is IPERION HS

21st April – IPERION and E-RIHS Webinar – Know the program on Heritage Science

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