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Fair of European Innovators in Cultural Heritage – 15-16 November 2018 – Brussels – Registration open
A key event of 2018 European year of Cultural Heritage The Fair is a wonderful occasion to see how the EU is promoting research & innovation in cultural heritage, fostering creativity and new connections across countries. The event will build on the results of the...
E-RIHS: Digital Heritage Science and Infrastructures for Transatlantic Cooperation
E-RIHS special session at the international congress and expo "Digital Heritage 2018" A special E-RIHS session will be held within the world congress Digital Heritage 2018 in San Francisco on October, 28. It is built around a new concept, where practitioners in the...
From cross disciplinary research to heritage science
International workshop The National Research Council of Italy (CNR) and the Opificio delle Pietre Dure (OPD) are organizing, within the E-RIHS PP and IPERION CH projects, the international workshop “From cross-disciplinary research to heritage science”. The workshop...
ICCROM and E-RIHS signed the statement of cooperation
ICCROM and E-RIHS have just signed the "Statement of cooperation". This means that the long-standing and future collaboration on Heritage Science and Research Infrastructures becomes official. It was a great start for the three-day meeting in Warsaw, hosted by the...
A case study of Heritage Science: evidence of fish consumption by the human population in late Mesolithic Ireland
The earliest known presence of human-derived parasites in Ireland Dr. Ingelise Stuijts has recently co-authored a paper on the results of environmental research on soil samples from late Mesolithic layers at the island site at Derragh, County Longford, Ireland. This...
International Conference on Participatory Governance of Built Cultural Heritage – 3-4 October 2018 – Amersfoort, the Netherlands
Citizens Involved: Participatory Governance of Built Cultural Heritage This conference will offer an international exchange of best practices of participatory governance of cultural heritage. It will present real-life projects by speakers with first-hand experiences...
Nottingham Trent University – the ISAAC mobile laboratory: an interface between science and heritage
The Imaging & Sensing for Archaeology, Art History & Conservation (ISAAC) mobile laboratory was established in 2006 at Nottingham Trent University to further develop the use of optical imaging and sensing instruments in archaeology, art, history, and conservation. To...
E-RIHS Slovenia has been established
A new E-RIHS National Hub has been established in Slovenia Heritage Science has recently successfully evolved into an important interdisciplinary scientific field, which includes modern research infrastructure and scientists of recognised excellence, who have been...
SIMDAS and Vi-SEEM Workshop
Data Management and Semantic Structures for Cross-disciplinary Research in the SEEM region Datasets produced by user communities in various scientific fields rely on different standards, approaches, and logical organization of links between data. Ontologies and...
Prof. Strlic introduces what Heritage Science means
What does Heritage science mean? Heritage Science involves research on cultural heritage, including analysis, provenance, conservation, and statistical methods, and chemistry has a key role to play in this field. Conied in 2006, the expression “Heritage Science” has...
OpenAIRE & EOSC-hub Webinar “How to manage your data to make them Open and FAIR”
"How to manage your data to make them Open and FAIR" The National Open Access Desk Germany for the project OpenAIRE is organizing a webinar for FP7&Horizon 2020 project coordinators on May 15th 2018, 1pm (CEST): "How to manage your data to make them Open and FAIR"....
E-RIHS PP – 8th Steering Committee
E-RIHS PP - 8th Steering Committee - Budapest, Hungary The 8th E-RIHS PP Steering Committee will be held in Budapest on June 19, 2018, at the Hungarian National Museum. Location map ...