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Training for Heritage Malta
We just delivered a 3-days Training program for Heritage Malta, Feb 22-24 2016. Heritage Malta is the National Agency for Museums, Conservation Practice and Cultural Heritage in Malta. The Training program was sponsored by the EEA Grants and Norway Grants Fund for Bilateral Relations “Advancing current Scientific Techniques and Methods for Cultural Heritage support in…
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136% from 38 people
Our crowdfunding project keeps to grow! Collected 136% funding in 1 month! 38 people have contributed! “Multispectral Imaging for Art and Archaeology” is the first crowd funding project related to Art Conservation Science. For the first time, research funding is coming directly from the final users of this new tool for scientific examination of works of…