Subject: Conference on anoxia--addendum
NOOX3 British Library Conference Centre and the Natural History Museum November 3-4, 2003 It is still possible to attended the conference, submit papers and posters; please contact David Jacobs at <david.jacobs [at] bl__uk>. We intend to publish papers from the conference and abstracts of the posters. Selection of Speakers and Papers to be presented at the NOOX3 Conference: Speaker and Presentation Bob Child National Museums and Galleries of Wales The Kindertransport Sculpture: An anoxic display case sited outside Liverpool Street Station. Chris Collins and Jenny Pick The Natural History Museum Recent Research and future developments on the long term stability of barrier films Adrian Doyle, Natural History Museum and David Macphail, Imperial College Heat Sealing of Barrier Films Simon Moore Hampshire County Museum Service Anoxia on a shoe string Caroline Butler National Museums and Galleries of Wales Ammonites, swords and books: The use of anoxic environments and barrier films at the National Museums and Galleries of Wales' Monica Akerlund and Jan-Erik Bergh Use of Anoxia for Pest Control David Pinneger Know your pests: Anoxia kills some species much quicker than others Shigeru Woody Murabayashi (Mr.) Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company Oxygen Free packaging using the RP System Mauro Missori Istituto Centrale di Patologia del Libro TBA Jiri Vnoucek, National Library Czech Republic David Klenha, Municipal Library Prague Jana Dvrorakova Vacuum-packaging as a drying equipment experience from floods in Prague, 2002. Conference Workshops: Nov. 4, 2003, NHM Workshop Leader/Workshop Title Chris Collins Using Barrier Films for Long-term storage of objects Jiri Vnoucek, National Library Czech Republic David Klenha, Municipal Library Prague Jana Dvrorakova Vacuum Packaging as a Salvage Technique Thermolignum The thermolignum treatment for pest control Selection of Conference Posters includes David Jacobs Storing papyrus in an oxygen free environment Charlotte Ahlgren Oxygen-free microclimate could retard the ink-corrosion process Michelle Gunn The Anoxia System at the The Musie du quai Branly Katarina Lampel National Heritage Board/Riksantivariedmbetet Use of Anoxic enclosures for preservation of iron artefacts *** Conservation DistList Instance 17:31 Distributed: Monday, September 29, 2003 Message Id: cdl-17-31-011 ***Received on Friday, 26 September, 2003