To celebrate parliament Week 2018 and the year of VOTE100, UCL Public Policy have produced a series of podcasts featuring […]
ICCROM and E-RIHS signed a statement of cooperation
The European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science will have more and easier access to a game-changing global expertise, thanks to a […]
Making archives work for research
The European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science, E-RIHS [ˈīris], is working to launch DIGILAB: the new data and service infrastructure […]
Tailoring scientific equipment at ISAAC is improving art historical research
E-RIHS UK partners often design and build bespoke machines and scientific instruments for use in galleries, museums and heritage sites. […]
SUERC Radiocarbon Facility is transforming dating techniques
The Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre’s Radiocarbon Facility in East Kilbride is a central facility for the UK’s Natural Environment […]
Heritage Science editorial by Professor Matija Strlic, E-RIHS UK member, published in Angewandte Chemie
Professor Matija Strlic’s editorial ‘Heritage Science: A Future‐Oriented Cross‐Disciplinary Field’ was published in the journal Angewandte Chemie, published by Wiley, […]
‘Preserving the Bits: Digital Preservation within Heritage Science’ lecture by E-RIHS UK Julian Richards (ADS)
On Thursday 19 April, UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage, our member organization, hosted a Guest Lecture delivered by Julian Richards, the […]
E-RIHS PP 4th Interim Meeting, KADK, Copenhagen
The 4th E-RIHS PP interim meeting will be held in Copenhagen, at KADK – The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts […]
Notes from the first annual meeting of E-RIHS PP in Amsterdam
On 21-23 February 2018, the coordination team organised the E-RIHS annual meeting in Amsterdam. The overarching goal was to facilitate […]
E-RIHS PP 1st Annual Meeting
The 1st E-RIHS PP annual meeting is approaching. Taking place in the KIT Royal Tropical Institute in Amsterdam on the […]