Agenda

 
 

2009


  1. •Tuesday 27th January 2009, C2RMF, Paris: 3rd EU-ARTECH ACCESS AGLAE & MOLAB users' meeting

  2. •Wednesday 28h January 2009, Maison de la Chimie, Paris: Chimie et Art

  3. •29th-30th January 2009, C2RMF, Paris: AGLAE 20th anniversary seminar - Ion beam analysis & cultural heritage

  4. •27th - 30th April 2009, Athens, Greece: TECHNART 2009 Non-destructive and Microanalytical Techniques in Art and Cultural Heritage

  5. •11h-13th May 2009, Paris: Aurum - Authentication & analysis of gold work

  6. •14-15 May 2009, Amsterdam: The atelier practice of Vincent van Gogh in its historic context

  7. •8th-12th June 2009, Strasbourg, France: E-MRS 2009 Spring Meeting - Session S - Precise processing of materials for art diagnostics, characterisation, identification & restoration 

  8. •14th-20th June 2009, Crete, Greece: 10th International Conference on Applications of Nuclear Techniques

  9. •7th-11th September 2009, University of Cambridge, UK: 19th International Conference on Ion Beam Analysis

  10. •14-18 September 2009,Universidad del Pais Vasco, Bilbao: 5th International congress on the application of Raman spectroscopy in art & archaeology (RAA2009-Bilbao)

  11. •8-9 October, KIKIRPA, Brussels: NACHO Workshop: program, poster

  12. •12 October, Grand Curtius, Liège: Quand l’art invite la science au musée: program, poster



2008


  1. •Saturday 7th June 2008: NACHO Workshop, Gent Universiteit

  2. •Thursday 28th February 2008: Network meeting, Gent Universiteit


2007


  1. •Monday 3rd and Tuesday 4th December 2007: 1st NACHO Workshop, Université de Liège

  2. •Tuesday 3rd April 2007, 11 am: Conference of Helena Calvo del Castillo

  3. •Characterization of historic/artistic artefacts by IBA techniques, IPNAS, Sart Tilman B15, Université de Liège

  4. •Thursday 29th March 2007, 2pm: NACHO Kick-off meeting, Université de Liège

  5. •Monday 29th January 2007, 2pm: Conference of Laurianne Robinet, Potentiel de la spectrométrie Raman et du SIMS pour l’étude de l’altération des verres historiques, IPNAS, Sart Tilman B15, Université de Liège