Planning gap-fills for a Roman bronze cauldron by means of finite element analysis
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By Helina Torv, Kerstin Kracht, Alexandra Jeberien
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By Helina Torv, Kerstin Kracht, Alexandra Jeberien
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We launched 'Adapt: Conservation and Leadership During a Time of Change', as part of the IIC Congress Scholars initiative, 2022-23, the programme is supported by the Getty Foundation.
We are pleased to introduce our 30 emerging and mid-career leaders in conservation - whose biographies you can see below.
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The next deadline for applications is the 31 March 2023. Find out more here about the nomination process and the benefits of becoming a Fellow.
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Game Jam, a project from Mexico which educates people about conservation through computer games, has won IIC's Keck Award 2022. The winner, the National Coordination for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage (CNCPC), receives a £2,500 prize.
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We are delighted to announce that IIC 30th biennial Congress will take place in Lima, Peru in 2024. Our theme will be 'Sustainable Strategies for Conservation: New Strategies for New Times'.
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The Congress Scholars 2022-23 programme, ‘Adapt: leadership and conservation in a time of change’ begins at the IIC Wellington Congress.
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By Lorna Brundrett
Dr. Levy H. Warner of Elba, New York practiced medicine from 1825 until 1864. His medical saddlebag and the contents found within are the subject of my master’s thesis “19th-Century Medical Saddlebag: An Analysis of the Contents and a Conservation Treatment”.
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By Alex Teoh
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By Adriaan Botha and Dr Christian Dreyer
Anyone teaching today is teaching in an altered world. That part is clear.
The Göttingen State and University Library (SUB Göttingen) is one of the largest academic libraries in Germany. The Library holds more than about 9 million printed items and digital resources including exceptional special collections of rare books, manuscripts, maps and other cultural artefacts. The SUB Göttingen offers a wide range of services supporting the needs of students, academics and researchers as well as the wider public. It serves as a central hub of Digital Humanities and digitization at a national level and beyond. This post, newly created with partial funding from the Volkswagenstiftung, is intended to provide innovative digital approaches to analysing and interpreting written sources and other historical evidence, and to establish imaging science as an important new research area at Göttingen University.