Subject: Conference on conservation science
This summer's Conservation Matters in Wales will have the theme 'The Role of Science in Conservation'. It will be a one day conference to be held on Wednesday 10 June 2009 at the Oakdale Miner's Institute, National History Museum, St. Fagans, Cardiff. The conference is organised by the Federation of Museum and Art Galleries of Wales and the National Museum Wales. The conference is supported by a grant from CyMAL. Programme 9:30 Coach leaves front of Museum, Cathays Park 10:00 Coffee and registration 10:25 Science: designer clothing for every conservator. Ticca Ogilvie, National Museum Scotland 11:05 The Treasure Act Mary Davis, National Museum Wales 11:30 Colouring in Jesus Penny Hill, National Museum Wales 12pm Seeing the light: Informed decision making in preventive conservation Melanie Keable Cardiff University 12:30 Lunch 1:30 Science and Budget in the Private Sector. Graeme Storey, Britton and Storey 2:00 Taxonomy is dead ... Long live taxonomy! Julian Carter, National Museum Wales 2:30 Is conservation science doing all it could? The case of ethyl silicate. Simon Lambert Cardiff University 3:00 The Curious Case of Blackening Cinnebar. Valentine Walsh, Fine Art Conservator and Restorer 3:30pm Scientific method in the transition from students to professionals. Jane Henderson, Cardiff University 4:30pm Coach leaves main car park for Cathays Park. The cost of the day is UKP20 (UKP10 for students) If you would like to join us, please notify Lynn Weaver <lynn.weaver<-at->museumwales<.>ac<.>uk> at National Museum Wales supplying your name and organisation. Make the cheque to National Museum Wales. Please confirm if you would like to have a place on the coach from Cardiff city centre. Jane Henderson Professional Tutor Cardiff University Humanities Building Colum Road Cardiff CF10 3EU +44 29 2087 5629 *** Conservation DistList Instance 22:64 Distributed: Tuesday, May 5, 2009 Message Id: cdl-22-64-021 ***Received on Monday, 27 April, 2009