\nNanorestart, VenariaReale, IGIIC
\nVenaria Reale \u2013 Torino \u2013 Italy CCR Centro Conservazione e Restauro La VenariaReale<\/em><\/p>\n
Nanomaterials exhibit characteristics that are peculiar and different than those of bulk materials. This can result in enhanced chemical, electrical, magnetic and optical properties that are advantageous for numerous applications.<\/p>\n
The \u201cNanoscience revolution\u201d has begun forty years ago. Its impact has grown to the point that the word \u201cnanoscience\u201d no longer refers to individual inventions, but instead it indicates the creation and development of entirely new technologies, thanks to the formulation of smart and functionalized materials that often exploit the ability of matter to self-assemble.<\/p>\n
Nowadays, it seems hard to imagine the world of conservation of cultural heritage without introducing the use of materials and products generated by nanoscience.<\/p>\n
The meeting organized by the European project Nanorestart, by the Center for the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage “La Venaria Reale”, and by IGIIC, aims to explore the world of nanosystems applied to the conservation of cultural heritage, creating a conference that focuses onthree essential sections:<\/p>\n
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- Four practical workshops around the application methodologies and the use of some nanosystems<\/li>\n
- Lectures and presentations on the theoretical, research and implementation aspects of nanomaterials<\/li>\n
- A final debate on the validation protocols involved when a new material is proposed to the world of conservation<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Programme
\n<\/strong>The event’s official language is Italian, except for two presentations<\/span> of foreign researchers that will be held in English. For non italian speakersreal time translation will be available <\/span><\/span>through headphones<\/span> <\/span>,<\/span> from Italian to English, only for the oral presentations (not during the practical activities)<\/span>.<\/span><\/em><\/p>\nMay 11, 2017, Thursday<\/strong><\/p>\n
IMP: Workshop inscriptions are closed, you could register to the Conference
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n1st cycle 9:30-11:00 or 2nd cycle 11.15-12.45 or 3rd cycle on day 12 16.00-17.30
\n<\/strong><\/p>\nInnovative materials for cleaning works of art: a practical introduction to the use of a new generation of gels
\n<\/strong>Nicole Bonelli, PhD, CSGI \u2013 Department of Chemistry University of Florence<\/em>
\nGiovanna Poggi, PhD, CSGI – Department of Chemistry University of Florence<\/em><\/p>\n1\u00b0 Cicle 9:30-11:00 or 11.15-12.45 or on day 12th 16.00-17.30<\/strong>
\n The use of nanomaterials for the cleaning of paint layers: the removal of atmospheric particulate matter and non-original varnishes from paintings of the twentieth century
\n<\/strong>Luciano Pensabene Buemi, Head of conservation \u2013 Collezione Peggy Guggenheim, Venice;<\/em>
\n Maria Laura Petruzzellis, Nanorestart Fellow \u2013 Collezione Peggy Guggenheim, Venice;<\/em><\/p>\n9:30-11:00 or 11.15-12.45 or on day 12th 16.00-17.30<\/strong>
\n The use of nanosystems in the conservation of graphic art on paper
\n<\/strong>Antonio Mirabile, Conservator, Paris<\/i><\/p>\n9:30-11:00 or 11.15-12.45 or on day 12th 16.00-17.30<\/strong>
\n Application of innovative protective materials from non-toxic solvents for the conservation of copper-based alloys
\n<\/strong>Gabriella Di Carlo PhD, Researcher, CNR \u2013 ISMN;
\nStefano Lanuti, Conservator, Rome<\/i><\/p>\n11:00-11:15\u00a0<\/b>Coffee break<\/p>\n
12:45-14:00\u00a0<\/b>Lunch<\/p>\n
CONFERENCE<\/strong><\/p>\n
14:00-14:10
\n<\/b>Greetings
\n<\/b>Stefano Trucco, President CCR \u2013 Centro ConservazioneRestauro \u201cLa VenariaReale\u201d;
\n<\/i>Rosanna Piervittori, Presidente Corso di Laurea Magistrale in Conservazione e Restauro dei Beni Culturali, S.U.S.C.O.R. Universit\u00e0 degli Studi di Torino<\/i><\/p>\nChairperson
\n<\/b>Michela Cardinali, Director of restoration workshops, CCR Centro Conservazione Restauro \u201cLa VenariaReale\u201d<\/p>\n14:10-14:30<\/strong>
\n Nanoscience and its contribution to the conservation of Cultural Heritage
\n<\/strong>Piero Baglioni, The Chair of Physical Chemistry, CSGI \u2013 Department of Chemistry University of Florence<\/i><\/p>\n14:30-14:50<\/strong>
\n Gels and emulsions: theoretical aspects
\n<\/strong>Piero Baglioni, The Chair of Physical Chemistry, CSGI \u2013 Department of Chemistry University of Florence<\/i><\/p>\n14:50-15:10<\/strong>
\n Focal Plane Array (FPA) Imaging FTIR: applications to Cultural Heritage conservation
\n<\/strong>David Chelazzi PhD, CSGI \u2013 Department of Chemistry University of Florence<\/i><\/p>\n15:10-15:30<\/strong>
\n Nanostructured gels for the restoration of textiles. An ongoing study case
\n<\/strong>Licia Triolo, Textiles conservator, OPD, Florence<\/i><\/p>\n15:30-15:50<\/strong>
\n From Copts findings to fragile eighteenth century silk: first experiences with Hydrogels in the preservation of some textiles
\n<\/strong>Roberta Genta, Textiles restoration workshop coordinator, CCR Centro Conservazione Restauro \u201cLa VenariaReale\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n15:50-16:00\u00a0<\/b>Questions<\/p>\n
15:50-16:10\u00a0<\/b>Coffee break<\/p>\n
Chairperson
\n<\/b>Antonio Sgamellotti, <\/b>Accademia dei Lincei, Universit\u00e0 di Perugia<\/i><\/p>\n16:10-16:30<\/strong>
\n Alkaline nanoparticles for the protection of cellulose-based substrates against acidity
\n<\/strong>Rodorico Giorgi, PhD, CSGI \u2013 Department of Chemistry University of Florence<\/i><\/p>\n16:30-16:50<\/strong>
\n The use of nanosystems for pressure sensitive tape removal from contemporary drawings with ball-point pen and felt-tip pen
\n<\/strong>Antonio Mirabile, Conservator, Paris<\/i><\/p>\n16:50-17:10<\/strong>
\n Metal nanoparticles and Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) for the analysis of commercial inks
\n<\/strong>Daniela Iacopino, PhD, Research Scientist, Tyndall National Institute, University College, Cork, Ireland<\/i><\/p>\n17:10-17:30<\/strong>
\n Nanotechnology and the Conservation of the twentieth century art: l’Atelier <\/i>\u00a0by Pablo Picasso and\u00a0 Two<\/i> by Jackson Pollock
\n<\/strong>Luciano Pensabene Buemi, Head of conservation \u2013 Collezione Peggy Guggenheim, Venice<\/i><\/p>\n17:30-17:40 <\/b>Questions<\/p>\n
12 May 2017, friday<\/b><\/p>\n
Chairperson
\n<\/b>Antonio Rava<\/b>, Conservator, IGIIC\u00a0 Vice president<\/p>\n9:00-9:20<\/strong>
\n New strategies for the development of multifunctional polymeric coatings for the protection of contemporary works of art based on metals or plastics
\n<\/strong>Marino Lavorgna, Researcher, IPCB-CNR and WP leader of WP4 focused on coatings in Nanorestart project;<\/i>
\nMartina Salzano de Luna, Researcher, IPCB-CNR<\/i><\/p>\n9:20-9:40<\/strong>
\n Innovative protective materials for the conservation of modern copper-based works of art
\n<\/strong>Gabriella di Carlo PhD, Researcher, CNR e ISMN
\nGabriel Maria Ingo, PhD, Research Director, CNR – ISM<\/i><\/p>\n9:40-10:00<\/strong>
\n Nanocellulose\u00a0as reinforcing agent for weaved materials: can we consolidate canvas with nanofibers?
\n<\/strong>Romain Bordes, PhD, Project Leader, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenbourg, Sweden<\/i><\/p>\n10:00-10:20<\/strong>
\n Consolidation and deacidification of cellulose-based materials
\n<\/strong>Giovanna Poggi, PhD, CSGI \u2013 Department of Chemistry University of Florence<\/i><\/p>\n10:20-10:40<\/strong>
\n Love Me<\/i>. The emblematic restoration of a multi-material sculpture by British artist Sarah Lucas
\n<\/strong>Fabiola Rocco, Conservator, Torino<\/i><\/p>\n10:40-10:55\u00a0<\/b>Questions<\/p>\n
10:55-11:10\u00a0<\/b>Coffee break<\/p>\n
Chairperson
\n<\/b>Oscar Chiantore<\/b>, INSTM \u2013 Department of Chemistry University of Torino & S.U.S.C.O.R.<\/p>\n11:10-11:30<\/strong>
\n Nanomaterials for the consolidation and protection of stones
\n<\/strong>Lucia Toniolo, Politecnico di Milano, Full Professor of Material Science and Technology<\/i><\/p>\n11:30-11:50<\/strong>
\n TiO2 based nanocomposites for the protection of stones: in situ application and evaluation
\n<\/strong>Francesca Gherardi, Politecnico di Milano, Post-doc of Materials Science and Technology<\/i><\/p>\n11:50-12:10<\/strong>
\n Removal of unwanted graffiti from porous and sensitive surfaces
\n<\/strong>Yvonne Shashoua, PhD, Senior Research Scientist, Conservation and Natural Sciences, National Museumof Denmark<\/i><\/p>\n12:10-12:30<\/strong>
\n Environmental impact assessment supporting the development of safer nano-based formulations for the restoration of works of art
\n<\/strong>Elena Semenzin, PhD, Senior Post-doc, University Ca\u2019 Foscari, Venice<\/i><\/p>\n12:30-12:45\u00a0<\/b>Questions<\/p>\n
12:45-14:00\u00a0<\/b>Lunch<\/p>\n
14:00-15:30<\/strong>
\n Debate on validation protocols of new materials and transfer methods to end-users
\n<\/strong>Moderators: Grazia de Cesare<\/b>, Conservator, Rome;Lorenzo Apollonia<\/b>, Head of Chemistry Laboratory CCR Centro ConservazioneRestauro \u201cLa VenariaReale<\/i>, IGIIC President<\/p>\n15:30-15:45\u00a0<\/b>Coffe break<\/p>\n
The registration to the event provides the opportunity to participate in individual activities in three cycles proposed, within the limits of the capacity of each activity, so w<\/span>e ask please to wait for the response from the organization office before proceeding with payment.<\/span> The participation fee is \u20ac 110.00 (discount of \u20ac 10.00 for Members IGIIC 2017).<\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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