We just delivered a 4 days training program for Monash University, Australia and Malaysia campuses, in the Monash University Prato Center in Italy. 11 awesome students learned our affordable and sustainable methods for art examination and they were involved in field projects in Prato and Florence. We taught the first week of “Diagnostics for Cultural
New York Conservation Foundation (NYCF) invited CHSOS in New York and NJ for three eye-opening and empowering presentations on our systems to do Technical Photography and Multispectral Imaging for Art and Archaeology. The Eastern Analytical Symposium, the New York Microscopical Society, and NYCF provided the lecture and workshop venues. November 17 in Somerset, NJ, we delivered a 25 minute
We delivered a short course / workshop: Sourcing, assembly, and practical use of CHSOS’ system for microscopical and full scale multispectral imaging, analysis, and technical photography. November 19, 1-5 PM at the Neighborhood Preservation Center, in Manhattan, NYC. Our participation at the 21st Conservation Science Annual at EAS was generously supported by the New York Conservation Foundation as
Next week the New York Conservation Foundation brings Dr. Antonino Cosentino to New York and NJ for three eye-opening and empowering presentations on the Cultural Heritage Science Open Source (CHSOS) system you can assemble to do the Technical Photography and Multispectral Imaging you need for Art and Archaeology full scale and microscopical investigations, examination, and
Maria Cristina Caggiani, PhD, expert in spectroscopic techniques for the study of cultural heritage is analyzing Pigments Checker with Raman Spectroscopy (Horiba-Xplora Raman Spectrometer with 3 excitations, 532, 638 e 785 nm), Horiba is thanked for their support. Maria Cristina answered the call for collaborators for this new project. We want to make Pigments Checker a valid tool for