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The Definitive Guide to Environmental Monitoring

The Definitive Guide to Environmental Monitoring for Collections?! We’ve…
Melissa King performing CAP at the USS Salem in Quincy, Massachussets. Photo credit: Lisa Goldberg

Announcing a New Partner! FAIC’s Collections Assessment for Preservation (CAP)

FAIC’s Collections Assessment for Preservation (CAP) and Conserv…
Image analysis with open source Fiji software – examples from archaeology

Using Fiji software for cultural heritage analysis

In this series of blogs we share the webinars organised by…

The Small Collections Monitoring Program – What is it?

M. Susan Barger of the Conserv Community Board introduces the…
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…

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