Eastern Analytical Symposium

New York Conservation Foundation and Eastern Analytical Symposium
announce their collaborative educational program, the 10th (!)
Conservation Science Annual, November 17 and 18, 2003. The CSA is a
regular part of the  EAS annual, a four-day international
professional meeting on analytical chemistry
<URL:http://www.eas.org> held in Somerset, New Jersey, USA  Nov.
17-20, 2003. The conservation science sessions:

Monday, November 17, 2003

   "Application of X-ray Related Analytical Techniques in the
    Conservation of Cultural Materials," two sessions organized and
    chaired by Matija Strlic, University of Ljubljana, and Jana
    Kolar, National and University Library, both of Ljubljana,
    Slovenia.

Tuesday, November 18, 2003

   "The Deterioration of Inorganic Artifacts," organized and chaired
    by Gerhard Eggert, Academy of Art and Design, Stuttgart, Germany
    "Colorants, Pigments and Dyes," organized and chaired by
    Jennifer Giaccai, Freer Gallery of Art/Arthur M. Sackler
    Gallery, Smithsonian Institution.

These sessions are for all conservation professionals, and the EAS
2003 Program includes sixty more sessions worth noting, especially:
the Symposium Honoring the 75th anniversary of the Discovery of the
Raman Effect (4 sessions), the Coblenz Society's two sessions on
Spectroscopic Imaging (multispectral imaging is BIG in conservation
science now), and the New York Microscopical Society's Ernst Abbe
Memorial Award Symposium on Environmental Scanning Electron
Microscopy and (2) sessions on Industrial Microscopy.

See the entire 2003 conservation science schedule and lists of prior
years' papers at <URL:http://www.NYCF.org/eas.html>; for even
earlier years' programs, and background on the Conservation Science
Annual, please visit
<URL:http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/news/eashist.html>

For more on EAS' entire Nov. 17-20, 2003 analytical chemistry
technical program, for information on the EAS commercial exposition,
and for instructions on registration and housing, please visit
<URL:http://www.EAS.org>, and contact the EAS office:

    Eastern Analytical Symposium
    PO Box 633
    Montchanin DE 19710-0633
    Infoline: 610-485-4633
    Fax: 610-485-9467
    EASinfo [at] aol__com

Organize/Chair a session and/or present a paper in your research
area!

The NYCF/EAS Conservation Science Annual usually comprises one day
of invited papers surveying a unified area or topic, and a second
day of more diverse invited papers. To propose future sessions or
topics, please contact the EAS/NYCF CSA Coordinators at
NYConsnFdn [at] aol__com

John Scott
NY Conservation Foundation


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