EPJ Plus

Focus Point on Scientific Research in Conservation Science

Multi-analytical study of 14th to 19th century illuminated Moroccan manuscripts

Mortar analysis of historic buildings damaged by recent earthquakes in Italy

Photocatalytic N-doped TiO₂ for self-cleaning of limestones

Combination of non-invasive and micro-destructive methods used in the investigation of tin-relief patterns on a Bohemian Late Gothic altarpiece

Direct analysis of anthraquinone dyed textiles by Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy and Ag nanoparticles obtained by pulsed laser ablation

In situ and laboratory analysis on the polychromy of the Ghent Pantheon cork model by Antonio Chichi

A multi-analytical approach for the characterisation of 20th century paintings

Elemental characterisation of a collection of metallic oil lamps from South-Western al-Andalus using EDXRF and Monte Carlo simulation^⋆

Dating of a unique six-colour relief print by historical and archaeometric methods

Non-invasive FTIR study of mortar model samples: comparison among innovative and traditional techniques

Material composition evaluation of historical Cu alloy aquamanilia by complementary XRF and LIBS measurements

Scientific analysis underpinning the multidisciplinary project “The Leman Album: an Enhanced Facsimile”

Characterization of a pair of Goan paintings from the 16th-17th centuries

The contribution of non-invasive and non-destructive techniques to the understanding of the 21st Dynasty Egyptian Yellow Coffins complex stratigraphy: Case of study of E 20043 from the Louvre Museum

Dust deposition on textile and its evolution in indoor cultural heritage

Spectroscopic investigation of early medieval tiles and bedding mortars from Nonantola (Modena, Italy) excavations

Identification of gemstones using portable sequentially shifted excitation Raman spectrometer and RRUFF online database: A proof of concept study

A decision support system for preventive conservation: From measurements towards decision making

A simple method for labelling and detection of proteinaceous binders in art using fluorescent coumarin derivatives^⋆

Methodological approach for in situ spectroscopic analysis of modern reverse paintings on glass: A case study of Kreuzabnahme (1914/15) - an outstanding example by Carlo Mense