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  • ETHICS

    EDUCATION Materials Materials Ethics Ethics Analytical Techniques Analytical Techniques Sampling Topics Sampling Topics ETHICS Cultural heritage is the material culture of mankind and its study requires the inclusion and partnership of its creators as well as careful deliberation as to its analysis. If you have ethics to post, please email info@artbiomatters.org . Coming Soon Coming Soon

  • Animal skin

    Composition Conservation Historical Use Case Studies Animal skin Many products can be made from animal skin, such as parchment, vellum, and leather. By treating the collagen matrix of skin with different chemical processes (i.e. lime, tanning, etc.), the properties of the skin can be modified. Previous Next Back to Materials Coming Soon We need you to develop new content for the ABM website. Please email info@artbiomatters.org or message in Slack if you are interested in building the ABM website.

  • Photographs

    Composition Conservation Historical Use Case Studies Photographs A photograph is an image which is captured using light, either electronically or on a photosensitive surface. Previous Next Back to Materials Coming Soon We need you to develop new content for the ABM website. Please email info@artbiomatters.org or message in Slack if you are interested in building the ABM website.

  • Pigments / Dyes

    Composition Conservation Historical Use Case Studies Pigments / Dyes Dyes are substances used to impart color to textiles, paper, leather, and other materials such that the coloring is not readily altered by washing, heat, light, or other factors to which the material is likely to be exposed. Pigments, on the other hand, are finely ground solids dispersed in a liquid, such as paint or ink, or blended with other materials. Most dyes are organic compounds, whereas pigments may be inorganic compounds or organic compounds. Previous Next Back to Materials Coming Soon We need you to develop new content for the ABM website. Please email info@artbiomatters.org or message in Slack if you are interested in building the ABM website.

  • Members

    MEMBERS Organizer Participant Presenter Steering Committee Student Assistant Reset Filters 2018 2021 2023 Filter by surname A B C D E F G H I J K L M N P R S T V W Y Member Information Laura Allen Participant 2021 Member Information Cecil Krarup Andersen Team Presenter 2021 Member Information Lauren Audi Participant 2023, Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Daniella Berman Participant 2023 Member Information Kyna Biggs Participant 2023 Member Information Lisa Bruno Participant 2021 Member Information Anthony Caragiulo Participant 2021 Member Information Oi Yan Michelle Chan Team Presenter 2023 Member Information Tami Lasseter Clare Team Presenter 2021 Member Information Timothy Cleland Speaker 2018 Member Information Ashley Coutu Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Elke Cwiertnia Participant 2021 Member Information Adam Di Battista Participant 2023 Member Information Laurence Douny Steering Committee 2023 Member Information Jean Evans Participant 2018 Member Information Cecilia Flocco Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Beate Fuecker Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Niv Allon Participant 2021 Member Information Ruth Ann Armitage Participant 2023 Member Information Lyudmyla Babadzhanova Participant 2023 Member Information Barbara Berrie Steering Committee 2018 Member Information Ilaria Bonaduce Participant 2018, 2021 Member Information Nylah Byrd Community Coordinator 2023 Member Information Ellen Carrlee Team Presenter 2021 Member Information Yueh-Ting Chiu Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Lauren Clark Participant 2023 Member Information Matthew Collins Team Presenter 2021 Member Information Annamaria Cucina Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Lauren Dalecky Team Presenter 2023 Member Information Sofie Dierickx Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Kate Duffy Participant 2021 Member Information Sarah Fiddyment Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Manu Frederickx Participant 2021 Member Information Hitomi Fujii Participant 2023 Member Information Alba Alvarez Participant 2021 Member Information Julie Arslanoglu Co-organizer 2018-2023 Member Information Beatrice Behlen Team Presenter 2023 Member Information Aniko Bezur Team Presenter 2021 Member Information Caroline Bouvier Participant 2021 Member Information Sheila Canby Participant 2018 Member Information Laura Cartechini Speaker 2018 Member Information Sue Ann Chui Steering Committee 2018 Member Information Elizabeth Cleland Participant 2021 Member Information Laura Courto Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Matt Cushman Participant 2018 Member Information Jan Dekker Poster Presenter 2021 Member Information Patrick Dietemann Team Presenter 2021 Member Information Margaret Holben Ellis Co-organizer 2018, 2021 Member Information Eugenia Geddes Da Filicaia Participant 2021 Member Information Jessica French Seminar Series Presenter 2024 Member Information Susan Gagliardi Poster Presenter 2021 First Prev 1 2 3 4 1 ... 1 2 3 4 ... 4 Next Last

  • Marilen Pool

    Marilen Pool Senior Project Conservator Arizona State Museum Previous Next All members Tucson, AZ, USA MEMBER INFORMATION Participant 2021 Marilen Pool is an objects conservator specializing in ethnographic and archaeological artifacts. She is the Senior Project Conservator at the Arizona State Museum and has worked on numerous collections projects there since 1997. Marilen also has a private conservation practice, Sonoran Art Conservation Services, in Tucson. She is currently a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Arizona in the department of Arid Land Resource Sciences. She is a Fellow of the American Institute for Conservation. ​ ​ ⚠️ Member pages are undergoing improvements! Some features may not work today. Thank you for your patience!

  • Asher Newsome

    Asher Newsome Research Physical Scientist Smithsonian's Museum Conservation Institute Previous Next All members Suitland-Silver Hill, MD, USA MEMBER INFORMATION Poster Presenter 2021 G. Asher Newsome received his doctorate in Analytical Chemistry from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill in 2009, where he designed new instrumentation and methods for ion trap mass spectrometry. Since joining the Smithsonian Museum Conservation Institute in 2017, he has been particularly focused on adapting ambient ionization methods to cultural heritage analysis. His research places special consideration on minimizing sample damage and analyzing objects too physically large for standard methods. Non-proximate Ambient Mass Spectrometry Sampling of Large, Intact Cultural Heritage Objects Read Abstract ​ ⚠️ Member pages are undergoing improvements! Some features may not work today. Thank you for your patience!

  • Billie Males

    Billie Males MPhil Student Department of Archaeology University of Cambridge Previous Next All members Cambridge, UK MEMBER INFORMATION Poster Presenter 2021 Billie Males is a MPhil student at the University of Cambridge. Her current research uses proteomics to investigate the materiality of medieval parchment manuscripts. While studying at the University of Chicago, she collaborated with the Center for Scientific Studies in the Arts (NU/AIC) to characterize pigments using spectral microscopy and other analytical techniques. Counting Sheep: Proteomic Analysis (eZooMS) of Legal Documents from Medieval East Anglia Read Abstract ​ ⚠️ Member pages are undergoing improvements! Some features may not work today. Thank you for your patience!

  • Andrew Miranker

    Andrew Miranker Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering Yale Previous Next All members New Haven, CT, USA MEMBER INFORMATION Team Presenter 2021 Andrew Miranker is a full professor with 25-years of experience running a federally funded biomedical basic research lab. He is also an active, hands-on experimentalist with personal projects and lab-based undergraduate teaching of his own design in DNA engineering. In 2013, his undergraduate course, two years in the making, was the first of its kind at Yale. This was an elective biology lab, jointly taught with conservators and Yale’s History of Art Department. Since that time, his contacts with conservators and curators at Yale’s museums, particularly the Yale University Art Gallery, has only increased. In 2017, he chose to spend his sabbatical in the laboratory of team member Aniko Bezur, 10 miles from his own lab, in the Yale Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage. It was this daily contact with the Bezur lab while on his sabbatical that cemented his desire to contribute scholarship to this field. Extracting Stories from DNA preserved by 19th century Americana Read Abstract ​ ⚠️ Member pages are undergoing improvements! Some features may not work today. Thank you for your patience!

  • Caroline Shaver

    Caroline Shaver Graduate fellow Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation Previous Next All members Delaware, USA MEMBER INFORMATION Participant 2023, Graduate student assistant 2023 Caroline Shaver is a graduate fellow in the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation, and is currently completing an internship at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. She specializes in the conservation of decorated surfaces on furniture, frames, objects, and architectural woodwork. She has a particular interest in furthering her study of multilayered surface coatings such as lacquer, gilding, paints, and varnishes. ​ ​ ⚠️ Member pages are undergoing improvements! Some features may not work today. Thank you for your patience!

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