ELIO, Portability and Flexibility in Art Studies - Hear our Experts’ Voice
Portable micro-XRF Spectrometer for Art & Conservation Part V
Bruker'sELIOportable micro-XRF scanner supports studies in Art & Conservation worldwide, taking XRF measurements to the object of interest, wherever it may be. Join us to learn about howELIOis helping our partners inArt & Conservationto delve deeper and reveal new insights with their research.
- Prof. Marco Malagodi, University of Pavia
“Manufacturing technique of ancient Cremonese Violins“
- Dr. Olivier Bonnerot, BAM - Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung
“墨水光谱仪分析选定的赫库兰尼姆的纸莎草纸”
- Dr. Elena Basso and Dr. Federica Pozzi, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
“When portability is crucial: the Network Initiative for Conservation Science (NICS)”
The webinar will be rounded off by a 15-minute Q&A session where our experts will answer your questions.
Who Should Attend?
- Researchers, professionals and students in cultural heritage conducting XRF analysis
- Archeologists or Art Scientists working in-situ in Cultural Heritage sites
- Those interested in broadening their understanding of micro-XRF analysis of artifacts in general
Speakers
Prof. Marco Malagodi
University of Pavia, Italy
Dr. Olivier Bonnerot
BAM - Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung, Germany
Dr. Elena Basso
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA
Dr. Federica Pozzi
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA
Michele Gironda
Market Segment Manager Art & Conservation, Bruker Nano Analytics
Dr. Henning Schröder
Product Manager micro-XRF, Bruker Nano Analytics
