Itinerant Course on Stone Conservation - First announcement
20 May 2011 - 31 October 2011
Austria
The first venue will take place in Lisbon (May 7th -18th 2012), and subsequent venues will follow in other countries.
The course will address subjects ranging from stone materials to conservation methods and products, from the preparatory steps to the implementation phases of conservation interventions, and will aim at providing the students with modern concepts and updated knowledge on the most relevant aspects of this discipline.
The teachers come from different CHARISMA partners and will include additional external invited lecturers.
The "Training school" is organised by: LNEC National Laboratory of Civil Engineering
Place: LNEC National Laboratory of Civil Engineering
Address: Av. do Brazil, 1 Lisbon, PT
Objectives
The course aims at contributing to raise the level of conservation interventions in the European Cultural Heritage by providing to the scientific researchers and professional conservator-restorers the opportunity to learn with international experts and to update knowledge on the major subjects relevant for their activity.
Conservation scientists and conservator-restorers are the target public of the course. Students will have learning material and tutorial learning at their disposal. A numerus clausus of 20 participants is foreseen.
The course will address subjects ranging from stone materials to conservation methods and products, from the preparatory steps to the implementation phases of conservation interventions, and will aim at providing the students with modern concepts and updated knowledge on the most relevant aspects of this discipline.
The teachers come from different CHARISMA partners and will include additional external invited lecturers.
The "Training school" is organised by: LNEC National Laboratory of Civil Engineering
Place: LNEC National Laboratory of Civil Engineering
Address: Av. do Brazil, 1 Lisbon, PT
Objectives
The course aims at contributing to raise the level of conservation interventions in the European Cultural Heritage by providing to the scientific researchers and professional conservator-restorers the opportunity to learn with international experts and to update knowledge on the major subjects relevant for their activity.
Conservation scientists and conservator-restorers are the target public of the course. Students will have learning material and tutorial learning at their disposal. A numerus clausus of 20 participants is foreseen.
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