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The Science of Objects and Collections

 

 

The British Library is pleased to announce that its conservation research conference "The Science of Objects and Collections" will be held at The British Library Conference Centre on Monday 11th April 2011.

 

The conference will explore two linked themes: understanding the nature of objects, and understanding the nature of collections.  What can we learn about the behaviour of whole collections by studying individual objects, and what can we learn about individual objects by studying whole collections?  

 

Topics to be covered include the use of spectroscopy and multi-spectral imaging to reveal more about the nature of objects, statistical methods for understanding the nature of collections, and the influences of the environment on collections.  The full programme will be available shortly.

 

The conference fee will be £80 + VAT, including lunch and refreshments; concessions £60 + VAT.  For further details and bookings, please contact Teresa Harrington - [log in to unmask] 

 

Conference organiser:

Dr Barry Knight

Head of Conservation Research

The British Library

96 Euston Road

London NW1 2 DB

 

 


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