Subject: Eastern Analytical Symposium
The 11th Eastern Analytical Symposium and New York Conservation Foundation Conservation Science Annual (EAS/NYCF CAS) November 15-16, 2004 Somerset, NJ, USA The New York Conservation Foundation (NYCF) coordinates and co-supports the Conservation Science Annual (CAS) sessions, as part of the annual EAS technical program (November 15-18, 2004). Since 1994, the EAS Program Committee, NYCF and other sponsors have supported these sessions of invited papers on current analytical methods, technology and results in conservation science. In 2004 for the 11th year the EAS/NYCF CAS will feature two full days of papers from American and European conservators and scientists in applied and research fields. EAS offers several other sessions, short courses, workshops, and seminars of interest for conservation science and analysis. Also this year, EAS and NYCF begin a special seminar for college students on Chemistry Careers in Conservation, featuring presentations from conservation professionals in research and in treatment laboratories. 2004 CAS session topics: Day 1: Contaminated Collections and Inherent Collection Hazards Testing for Contaminants Organizer and Session Chair: Judith J. Bischoff, Ph.D., National Park Service Health and Safety Session Chair: Catherine Hawks, Conservator in Private Practice Day 2: Consolidation of Natural Stone, and its Evaluation Consolidants Organizer and Session Chair: Stefan Simon, Getty Conservation Institute, Los Angeles, CA Evaluation Session Chair: M. Laurenzi-Tabasso, ICCROM Consultant For a complete listing and anticipated schedule of the EAS/NYCF CSA papers and more on the EAS/NYCF Chemistry Careers seminar, and for a link to EAS online with the entire EAS program, housing information and online registration, and to contact the Foundation, please visit <URL:http://www.nycf.org/eas.html> John Scott, New York Conservation Foundation *** Conservation DistList Instance 17:68 Distributed: Tuesday, May 4, 2004 Message Id: cdl-17-68-006 ***Received on Monday, 3 May, 2004