Conference on wood science and technology

Conference

Wood Science and Technology II: Microclimates for Panel Paintings
Bonnefanten Museum
Avenue Ceramique 250
6221 KX
Maastricht
20-21 October 2016

This two day conference on microclimates for panel paintings is
directed towards the latest developments in this field.  The meeting
will provide an opportunity for those constructing and designing
microclimate enclosures to report their latest experiences to
conservators and museum curators.

Confirmed Speakers:

    Jorgen Wadum
    CATS, Denmark
    "The history and objectives for microclimate-frames for
    paintings"

    Luca Uzielli
    GESAAF University of
    Florence, Italy
    "Behaviour of panel paintings deriving from micro environment
    climate fluctuations"

    Jean-Albert Glatigny
    Private Belgium
    "Microclimate-frames: Designs and Materials"

    Sara Mateu
    Private Belgium
    "Making microclimate Marvelseal 'envelopes'"

    Roger Groves
    TU Delft, The Netherlands
    "Influence of the microclimate air quality on material
    degradation"

    Lynne Harrison
    The National Gallery, London, UK
    "Protecting Paintings at the National Gallery"

    Kristina Holl, Katrin Janis, Max Rahrig, Ilaria Bonaduce,
    Ralf Kilian
    Fraunhofer-Institut fur Bauphysik IBP
    Stuttgart, Germany
    "Hygrothermal simulation of the temperature and moisture
    distribution inside panel paintings"

    Kristina Holl, Katrin Janis, Max Rahrig
    Bayerische Schlasserverwaltung (Bavarian Administration of
    Castles, Gardens, and Lakes), Germany
    "Monitoring of microclimate changes on wooden panels in
    Linderhof Palace"

    David Thickett, Marianne Odlyha, Alessia Coccato,
    Terje Grontoft, Ilaria Bonaduce, Peter Vandenabeele,
    Maria Perla Colombini
    English Heritage, UK
    "Advances in Microclimate Frame Research"

    Thomas Bobak and Ray Marchant
    Simon Bobak Studios, Ebury Street, London, UK
    "Adapting Frames for Microclimates"

    Roman Kozlowski, Arkadiusz Kupczak, Lukasz Lasyk, Artur Dzialo,
    Lukasz Bratasz, Michal Lukomski
    The Jerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry,
    Polish Academy of Sciences, Krakow, Poland
    "HERIe:  A web-based software for assessing risk of
    climate-induced damage to painted wood"

    Rita Gomez and Vincent Beltran
    J. Paul Getty
    Museum and Getty Conservation Institute, Los
    Angeles, USA
    "Microclimate Handling Boxes for Transport: Development and Case
    Studies"

    Kate Seymour, Sara Mateu, Jos van Och, Jean Albert Glatigny,
    Anne van Gravenstein
    SRAL, Maastricht, The Netherlands
    "Dilemma's about relocation of the Ghent Altarpiece"

Conference Fees

    Standard: EUR 195.00
    Students: EUR 60.00

Conference fees will include lunches.

Dinner (at own cost) will be organised on Thursday evening.

Registration forms are available at info<-at->sral<.>nl.  Proof of
studentship will be required.

Discount accommodation bookings are available at
Townhouse Hotel only through SRAL.

Organised by SRAL

    Kate Seymour <k.seymour<-at->sral<.>nl> and
    Siska Losse <s.losse<-at->sral<.>nl>

Scientific Committee

    Kate Seymour, Roger Groves, Bart Ankersmit and Sara Mateu

SRAL <URL:http://www.sral.nl> is a leading institute specialised in
the conservation and restoration of paintings, sculptures,
contemporary artworks and historic interiors.  We provide an
integrated approach to conservation issues through research,
consultancy and education.


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