Cultural Heritage: Applications On Conservation-Restoration

O Centro de Física Atómica da Universidade de Lisboa (Av. Prof. Gama Pinto, 2, Lisboa) organiza um workshop intitulado Cultural Heritage: Applications On Conservation-Restoration, que decorrerá a 3 de Dezembro. A entrada é livre.

Comunicações:

• Maria Luisa Vitobello, AUTHENTICO Project and the lost arts of the ancient goldsmiths

• Maria João Melo, The colour of medieval Portuguese Illumination: between beauty and meaning

• Filomena Guerra, Tracking gold forgeries with X rays

• José Carlos Frade, Identification of Oriental lacquers by Py-GC/MS

• Agnés Le Gac, Two original polychromes in a masterpiece

• Judiciary Police, The Most Wanted Works of Art in Portugal

• Paulo Fiadeiro, Spectral Imaging systems in Art paintings: an overview

• Guy Demortier, Revisiting the construction of the Kheops pyramid

• Marta Manso, Application of Spectroscopic techniques in investigations of ancient manuscripts: a survey

• Pires de Matos, A Journey Through the World of Glass in Portugal

• Salvador Siano, Study and conservation of bronze artworks: the physical approach

• Fátima Araújo, Chemical investigations of archaeological Cu-based artefacts

• A. J. Candeias, J. Mirão, In-situ XRF, synchrotron µ-XRF, µ-FTIR and optical microscopy study of paintings attributed to Josefa d’Obidos and Baltazar Gomes Figueira: comparison of father and daughter’s palette

• Rui Borges, I. Tissot, Authenticity problems in the tomb of D. Afonso of Braga Cathedral

• Filomena Macedo, Antifungal effect of different methyl and propyl paraben mixtures on the treatment of paper biodeterioration

• J. Mendes, A. J. Cruz, Energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometry study of the paintings attributed to Nuno Gonçalves

• A. Guilherme, J. Coroado, Study by µ-EDXRF on lead-based glazes and surface decoration in Portuguese faiences

• Sofia Pessanha, Multianalytical spectroscopic analysis of coloured maps from the XVII and XVIII century

• Leonor Loureiro, European Decorative and Printing Coated Papers 1850-1975: Their Classification for Conservation Purposes