Model of papyrus boat based on studies of ancient Egyptian technique
Amr Moustafa Abd El-Hamid, Restoration Department, Egyptian museum of Tahrir
Colour Discrimination for Non-White Light Sources
Panos Andrikopoulos, UCL
3D moisture mapping: combining image-based data and 3D point clouds
Sofia Antonopoulou, Historic Environment Scotland
Visualising surface texture through the combination of 2D and 3D data
Xavi Aure, University of the West of England
Jeddah historic BIM and analysis towards modern sustainable buildings in Jeddah – Saudi Arabia
Ahmad Baik, Dept. of Geomatic Engineering, UCL
A nose for books: a new tool to describe heritage smells
Cecilia Bembibre, UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage
Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa (EAMENA)
Robert Bewley, School of Archaeology, University of Oxford
Uncertainty of Damage Functions in Preventive Conservation of Collections
Puja Bharadia, UCL
Nanocellulose and new developments in the consolidation of painting canvases
Alexandra Bridarolli, UCL
Near-infrared spectroscopy as a characterisation tool for 19th and 20th Century Chinese paper
Natalie Brown, UCL
Long-term working conditions of anti-graffiti and self-cleaning coatings on concrete and stone
Paula Carmona-Quiroga, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford
Comparison of Naturally and Accelerated Aged Midyat Stone Samples
Selen Ezgi Çelik, Yıldız Technical University
Engaging with heritage through audio: experiences from the ‘Conserving Oxford Stone Heritage’
(COSH) walking tour
Martin Coombes, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford
Problems with Prototypes: Microfading Rapid Prototype Polymers.
Carolien Coon, UCL
A new environmental test chamber for optimizing atmospheric protection of heritage exhibits
by passive showcases
James Crawford, University of Warwick
If These Bones Could Talk: The Tales Human Skeletons Can Tell Us
Flavio De Angelis, Centre of Molecular Anthropology for Ancient DNA Studies, University of Rome Tor
Vergata.
Structural study and characterization of mortars of Portuguese Castle on Hormuz Island in Iran
Maryam Delgosha Abdolmalek, conservator of artworks
Vulnerability of Historic Buildings to Tidal Flooding in Bristol due to Climate Change
Chee Chenk Foo, UCL
Mitigating Driving-Rain Ingress to Historic Buildings: The Role of Additives in Lime-based Pointing
Mortar
Lucie Fusade, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford
Experimental investigation of damage of steel sword inside its scabbard using cone beam
computed tomography (CBCT)
Ugur Genc, Directorate of Central Laboratory for Restoration and Conservation in Istanbul
The Research on RCL for the Earthen Sites in the Northwest of China
Qinglin Guo, Dunhuang Academy of China
Study on the weathering characteristics of the Yumen glutenite in Mogao Grottoes, Dunhuang
Zhiqian Guo, School of Civil Engineering and Mechanics, Lanzhou University
The Effects of Drying Oils on Corrosion when Combined with Moisture
Matt Hancock, Royal Armouries
Could using Digital Negatives Printed using Ink Jet Printers on Acetate film Create an authentic
photographic print?
Matt Hancock, Royal Armouries
Environmental Assessment of the Mary Rose Museum
Sarah Hunt, UCL
Use of gold nanorods for SERS analysis of ballpoint pens and felt-tip pens
Daniela Iacopino, Abeer Alyami, Tyndall National Institute
Conceptual life cycle assessment to evaluate the sustainability of conservation-grade packaging
materials used in collections storage
Anjali Jain, UCL
Preserving the Image Quality throughout the Current Pipeline of Multispectral Imaging
Cerys Jones, UCL
Smelling the decay of plastic artworks
Mark Kearney, UCL
Finding the Molecular Link between Fibre Strength and Chemical Degradation in Tudor Tapestries
Nanette Kissi, UCL
The influence of microorganisms to the archaeological wood after conservation
Ewa Lisiecka, Warsaw Universty of Life Sciences
The influence of alkaline bath used for the metal preservation on wooden objects
Ewa Lisiecka, Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Research on Corrosion of Limestone Cultural Relics in Open Air, Northern China
Cheng Liu, School of Cultural Heritage, Northwest University, China
Modelling collections and their environments
Yun Liu, UCL
Multidisciplinary Analysis of Roman Coins
Lindsay MacDonald, 3DIMPact research group, UCL Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering
Assessment of hyperspectral imaging systems for digitisation of a Russian icon
Lindsay MacDonald, 3DIMPact Research Group, Faculty of Engineering, UCL
Assessing storage areas for archeological records
Ana Marques, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Porto
Photogrammetry of lost heritage: optimisation for a limited set of pictures
Pedro Máximo Rocha
Identification and mapping of pigments using hyperspectral imaging
Ian Maybury, UCL
Reigate Stone at the Tower of London
Martin Michette, UCL
Conservation Center (GEM-CC) Conservation and Rewrapping of Ibis Mummy in the Late Period
Ahmed Mohamed, Grand Egyptian Museum
Using 3D imaging to map bullet impacts in sandstone
Lisa Mol, UWE Bristol
The assessment of yellowing in silver gelatine photographs and the care of the photographic
collection at The National Archives, U.K.
Jacqueline Moon, The National Archives
System SurveNIR - identification type of plastic materials experiences
Jitka Neoralova
Using traditional (analog) book in combination with interactive technology, for a multi-sensory
digital heritage experience
Vasiliki Nikolakopoulou, Cyprus University of Technology
Interaction design for mobile multimedia systems, for display of Digital Heritage in ecosystems of
churches (Cathedrals, chapels). Case study: San Giorgio Cathedral, Syros, Greece
Vasiliki Nikolakopoulou, Cyprus University of Technology
Evaluation of pollutant impact on organic-based cultural heritage and novel nanoformulations for
its preservation
Marianne Odlyha, Birkbeck University of London
A novel model for spatially-resolved gravimetric calibration and visualisation of moisture
distributions in porous building materials
Scott Orr, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford
'POLYGNOSIS'': Educational Knowledge Web Platform and semantically linked Thesaurus on
optical and laser-based techniques for Cultural Heritage analysis and diagnosis
Nikoleta Platia, Department of Conservation of Antiquity and works of Art, Technological Educational
Institute (T.E.I.) of Athens
Plastics in heritage collections and their sensitivity to visible light.
Anna Pokorska, UCL
Colour Monitoring and Microfading in Old Masters Picture Gallery Dresden
Thomas Prestel, Christoph Herm
Something Old, Something New: Dust Monitoring at the V&A
Clarisse Ranhada Lima, University of Porto, Faculty of Arts
Predictive digitization, restoration and degradation assessment of cultural heritage objects
Dirk Rieke-Zapp, Aicon 3D Systems GmbH
The use of drones, an efficient tool for the diagnosis of mural works of art.
Lilia Teresa Rivero Weber, National Palace
Characterising cast iron cannonballs from the Mary Rose
Hayley Simon, UCL
Preliminary investigation of reflectance transformation and 3D imaging techniques to assess the
Palace of Westminster murals
Melina Smirniou, University of Lincoln, School of History & Heritage
Automatic Motif Detection and Segmentation for 3D models of Egg-and-Dart Ornamental
Mouldings
Ran Song, CIRG, University of Brighton
Lost world of the Kazakh Deer Stones: myth, perception and reality in cross-cultural research.
Troy Sternberg, University of Oxford
Investigation and Restoration of mummy falcon from the Late Period.
Yousry Taha, The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Ministry of Antiquities, Cairo
Study of some types of different Wrapping on Ibis mummy from catacombs of Tuna-el-Gebel,
Hermopolis
Ahmed Tarek, Grand Egyptian Museum - Conservation Centre (GEM-CC)
A SEM Study of Funori (Green material) to consolidate Archaeological Papyrus
Ahmed Tarek, Grand Egyptian Museum - Conservation Centre (GEM-CC)
A plan for conservation and adaptation of historical wooden buildings in Poland on example of a
swidermayer-style villa
Pawel Tomaszewski, Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Historic Environment Image Resource: an interdisciplinary crowdsourcing and rephotography
platform - potential and practice
Katharina Ulmschneider, The Institute of Archaeology, Oxford University
Rapid non-destructive analysis of historical artefacts: Spectroscopy, Light Measurement,
Multispectral and Hyperspectral Imaging
Hiran Vegad, Analytik Ltd
Multi-experimental setup to analyse lined canvas exposed to uncontrolled environment
Vladimir Vilde, UCL
Coordinated and collaborative research of imaging spectroscopy devices and methods for cultural
heritage documentation
Keats Webb, Smithsonian’s Museum Conservation Institute and University of Brighton
Pre and post-retrofit monitoring of a timber-framed National Trust let property.
Chris Whitman, Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University
Public Benefit, Cultural and Economic Impact and Growth Prospects of Heritage Science Research
Debbie Williams, UCL