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The historic home at the Matheson History Museum poses challenges for monitoring temperature and humidity.

Monitoring Temperature and Humidity in the Most Humid City in Florida

At CONSERV we care about collections AND the people who care…
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Disaster Preparedness at the National World War II Museum

May 1 is Mayday, which was established by the Society of American…
Gatehouse window before shutter conservation project. Peeling green and white paint.

Windows to the past: Shutter conservation on the Winterthur estate

This guest blog about shutter conservation at the Winterthur…

Working On-Site from Far Away: Remote Environmental Monitoring with Conserv

This guest blog features a summary of research by Allison Kelley,…

Environmental Monitoring for Teams: Shelburne Museum on Conserv

At CONSERV we care about collections AND the people who care…
Dara Lohnes-Davies loves what Conserv does with Wireless Environmental Monitoring for Museums

Wireless Environmental Monitoring for Museums: “Keep doing what you’re doing”

At CONSERV we care about collections AND the people who care…
graphic illustration of a person with curly hair taking a shower in a bathroom with a sink, mirror, and piece of art

Art in the bathroom? Examining a microclimate to inform household exhibitions

This guest blog features a summary of research on the microclimates…

Case study: checking once a day isn’t enough

Conserv has partnered with the Albany Museum of art to improve their collection environment with real-time temperature and relative humidity data.