COLLABORATE: Cultural Heritage Research in Focus


The Wood Quay Venue
Dublin Civic Offices, Dublin, Ireland
Wednesday 29th October 2014

The partner organisations of the are pleased to invite you to "COLLABORATE: Cultural Heritage Research in Focus".

COLLABORATE will present the work of ten innovative transnational cultural heritage research projects, funded under the JPICH's first pilot call for research proposals. These projects address topics ranging from Heritage Values to Salt Crystallisation in Historic Masonry, and from Archaeological Waterlogged Wood to Historic Concrete and more besides.

  • H@V examines heritage values.
  • ArCo looks at waterlogged archaeological artefacts.
  • CHeriScape deals with cultural heritage in landscape.
  • EMERISDA examines the effectiveness of methods against rising damp in buildings.
  • SHUC is exploring a sustainable future for the historic urban core.
  • KISADAMA looks at salt crystallisation in historic masonry.
  • SMART VALUE seeks to establish a holistic valuation methodology for cultural heritage.
  • TANGIBLE is developing a tool box for monitoring and documenting heritage assets.
  • REDMONEST explores heritage structures built in concrete.
  • Lead ART focuses on lead and zinc white pigments in painting.


There will also be the opportunity to learn more about the JPICH's recently launched Strategic Research Agenda for cultural heritage in Europe and about the ongoing work of the JPICH. The workshop will take place at the Wood Quay Venue, Dublin, Ireland on Wednesday 29th October 2014.

There is no charge for attendance at the event, but attendees are asked to register using the following link:


Lunch and refreshments will be provided.

For any queries, please contact


INDICATIVE PROGRAMME
Tea/Coffee + Registration
Welcome and Introductions
An introduction to the work of the JPICH and its Strategic Research Agenda
Individual presentations by each of the Pilot Call projects.
LUNCH
Individual presentations by of the Pilot Call projects.
Round table discussions. Topics to be confirmed.
16: 30 - 17:00 Conclusions and Farewell.


There will be opportunity for questions and discussion throughout the day.

This is a workshop event and as such the programme is relatively informal, and is subject to modification.

 

Editor's Note: Cover image used (appears on HP home page) was sourced via Flickr and is credited to Roberto Taddeo. Link to