Programme & Book of Abstracts

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KEYNOTE BY PAUL VAN LAAR - Research associate – Scientific research at Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge (UK)

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Hessan Barazandehpay (FHP)
From a vague idea to a concrete concept: 3D-based reconstruction of a lost ornament on a Hindeloopen Cradle (1760–1820).

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Noa Duijsens (UvA)
Digital Reconstruction of Fragmented 17th-Century Silk Bed Hangings from the BZN17 Shipwreck: An Interdisciplinary Visualisation Approach.

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Q & A

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Maurus Franck (HAWK)
Digital Measuring and Surveying Techniques – Integration into Day-to-Day Restorative Work.

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Nicolas Hannay (HAWK)
Removal of Oxide Layers on Brass Surfaces using Plasma-Activated Water.

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Johanna Püschner (HAWK)
Possibilities and Limitations of Selected Soldering and Welding Techniques in the Field of Conservation.

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Q & A and Closing Remarks

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KEYNOTE BY AVALON DISMUKES - Materials Analytical Chemist

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Milena Deutsch and Viktoria Veitenhansl (HAWK)
Beautifully colourful! Reconstruction of coloured inlays on nineteenth-century furniture – testing consolidation options for coloured inlays on furniture.

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Vadim Van Meenen (UA, Getty Conservation Institute - Graduate Internship)
“Parelmoer pour toujours”: research and conservation of a rare seventeenth-century European lacquer technique on a table for Louis XIV.

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Q & A

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Nina Dijkstra (UvA)
“Black and shining and pleasing to the eye” – black chemical stains on Dutch seventeenth-century ebony furniture.

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Anton Waldt (HAWK)
Exploring materials and modifications: conservation of a nineteenth-century cabinet from Marienburg Castle.

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Carolina Pause (FHP)
A tea caddy à la mosaïque – Roentgen or not Roentgen?

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Q & A and Closing Remarks

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KEYNOTE BY MECKA BAUMEISTER - Conservator, Objects Conservation – The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

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Carl Maggaro (Winterthur/Queens University)
Balancing Ethics, Evidence, and Interpretation: Varnish Treatment & Removal from a Late Eighteenth-Century Cabinet.

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Helena-Sophie Weßling (FHP)
Cleaning of soot on wood using laser technology: comparative analysis of parameters on different coatings and wood species.

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Q & A

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Aspasia Kopsida (UniWa)
Investigation of construction technology and later alterations of a nineteenth-century Comtoise longcase clock.

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Sarah Fernandes (INP)
Study and conservation-restoration of a wooden scale model of the steam engine from the warship Algésiras (1853–1855), held at the French National Maritime Museum in Paris.

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Miriam Courelas (IPT)
From the factory to the conservation and restoration laboratory: the journey of a zoological anatomical model.

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Q & A and Closing Remarks

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KEYNOTE BY PROJECT POCO - SRAL – The Conservation Institute

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Linus Meidinger (HAWK)
From self-adhesive to re-activatable: an experimental study on coatings for facings in the conservation of paintings and polychrome wooden objects.

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Daniel Pincho (IPT)
Art-historical and technical analysis in the context of the conservation of a Baroque polychrome wooden sculpture.

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Q & A

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Lisa Anna Limmer (HAWK)
Investigations on possible applications of the IADS (Insect Activity Detection System) in conservation practice.

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Amalia Boura (UniWa)
Preliminary study on the gilding techniques, materials, and aesthetics of Russian icons from the Benaki Museum collection.

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Q & A and Closing Remarks