2005-10-20 - Florence, 20-22 October 2005
CONVEGNO: "COST and Cultural Heritage: Crossing Borders"
COST Heritage Interest Group
Posta della Redazione
WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT
Florence, 20-22 October 2005
Info: http://www.echn.net/cost-hig/florence2005
COST Office
149, avenue Louise
1050 Brussels, Belgium
Tel: +32 (0)2 533 3800 Fax: +32 (0)2 533 3890
Website:http://cost.cordis.lu
COST Heritage Interest Group
Piotr Swiatek, pswiatek@cost.esf.org
COST is an intergovernmental European framework for international co-operation between nationally-funded research activities, created in 1971 and funded by the EU Framework Programme. COST supports coordination of scientific networks and dissemination of their results, thus enabling scientists to collaborate in a wide spectrum of activities in research and technology. (see also: http://cost.cordis.lu).
Cultural Heritage lies at the heart of both, the diversity and the identity between regions in the evolving EU, and its appreciation is thus essential for enhancing the integration process. Therefore, the long term preservation of Europe's cultural heritage is a duty and a challenge, for ethical and political reasons, as well as for the health of the EU economy.
Crossing borders is an essential part of research for safeguarding cultural heritage. Interdisciplinary approaches need to bring together highly specialised experts, developing new technologies with the end users who are in charge of historic objects and ancient sites.
Aims. Therefore, this COST workshop has been conceived with the following objectives: to increase awareness of the need for protection of cultural heritage, to promote conservation research on a European level, to encourage networking between different international organisations, to present the results of COST Actions and to explore potential synergies for the future.
Join us! The organisers invite experts from different fields and stakeholders on different levels to attend: curators, conservators and heritage managers in charge of collections or archaeological sites; scientists, engineers and architects experienced in interdisciplinary research for cultural heritage; politicians and decision makers involved in cultural issues.
Registration. You are kindly requested to register at: http://www.echn.net/cost-hig/florence2005
For direct contact: Renzo Salimbeni, e-mail: r.salimbeni@ifac.cnr.it
The registration fee is 100 EURO, including lunch for two days and social events. Gala dinner tickets for accompanying persons are available at 50 EURO.
Posters. A limited number of posters will be accepted. See instructions on the website: http://www.echn.net/cost-hig/florence2005
Local Organising Committee
Renzo SALIMBENI, Chair, COST Action G7, Institute of Applied Physics "Nello Carrara", CNR, Florence.
Luigi PICCARDI, Chair, COST Action 625, Institute of Geosciences and Earth Resources, CNR, Florence.
Cristina ACIDINI, Soprintendente Opificio delle Pietre Dure, Florence.
Mauro MATTEINI, Director Institute for Conservation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage, CNR, Florence.
Luca PEZZATI, National Institute of Optics, Florence.
Francesco GRAVINA, Regione Toscana, Dir. Beni Culturali.
Preliminary Programme of the Workshop
20/10/2005
Palazzo Vecchio, Salone dei Dugento, Piazza della Signoria
10.45 - 11.00 Welcomes and introduction.
Francesco FEDI, President COST Committee of Senior Officials, Brussels
Leonardo DOMENICI, Mayor of Florence
11.00 - 13.00 Session 1 Improving Policies for Cultural Heritage Protection and Enhancement
Rocco BUTTIGLIONE, Ministro Beni Attività Culturali, Rome
Claudio MARTINI, President Regione Toscana, Florence
Francesco FEDI, President COST Committee of Senior Officials, Brussels
13.00 14.00 Buffet Lunch
14.00 15.00 Session 2 Special collections, special technologies
Antonio PAOLUCCI, Polo Museale Fiorentino, Florence
Cristina ACIDINI, Opificio delle Pietre Dure, Florence
Fani MALLOUHOU-TUFANO, Commission for the Restoration of Acropolis, Athens
15.00 - 16.00 Session 3 Research Programmes on Science and Technology for Cultural Heritage
Andrea TILCHE, EC DG Research, Brussels
Roberto DE MATTEI, CNR, Rome
Rüdiger KLEIN, European Science Foundation, Strasbourg
16.00 16.30 Coffee break
16.30 17.30 Session 4 International Cooperation for Conservation of Cultural Heritage
Rosalia VAROLI-PIAZZA, ICCROM, Rome
Jonathan ASHLEY-SMITH, IIC, Royal College of Art, London
Isabelle SKAF, CONSERVATION SARL, Beyrouth
17.30-18.30 Session 5 Innovative Instrumentation and Methodologies (20')
Bruno BRUNETTI, University of Perugia
Luca PEZZATI, National Institute of Applied Optics, Florence
Mark DOWSETT, University of Warwick
20.30 Gala Dinner
21/10/2005
Galleria degli Uffizi, Biblioteca Magliabechiana
9.00 10.20 Session 6 Environmental Heritage and Cultural Landscapes
Francesco D'ANDRIA, University of Lecce
Margaret PATZK, UNESCO Geoparks Program, Paris
Francesco ZARLENGA; ProGEO, ENEA, Rome
Miha TOMAZEVIC, Slovenian National Building Institute, Ljubljana
10.20 10.40 Coffee break
10.40 13.00 Session 7 Interdisciplinary Approaches - a Prerequisite for Research in Cultural Heritage
Ernst PERNICKA, University of Tübingen and Curt-Engelhorn Center for Archaeometry
Mauro BACCI, IFAC-CNR Florence
Christiane MAYERHOFER, BAM, Berlin
Fathi SALEH, CULTNAT, Giza, Egypt
José CONDE SALAZAR, GEOCISA, Madrid
Sfetano BAIA CURIONI, Università Bocconi, Milano
13.00 14.00 Buffet Lunch
14.00 -16.00
Session 8 - COST Actions for Cultural Heritage: Crossing Borders
G7: Renzo SALIMBENI, IFAC-CNR, Florence
G8: Annemie ADRIAENS, Ghent University
A27: Almudena OREJAS and Maria RUIZ DEL ARBOL, Ist. De Historia CSIC, Madrid
625: Luigi PICCARDI, IGG-CNR, Florence
C17: Ingval MAXWELL, Historic Scotland, Edinburgh
Hannelore RÖMICH, COST-Office, Brussels
16.00 16.30 Coffee break
16.30 - 18.30 Round Table: Priorities and European synergy
Session chair: Francesco FEDI, President COST Committee of Senior Officials, Brussels
Martin GRABERT, COST Office, Brussels
Jonathan ASHLEY-SMITH, IIC, Royal College of Art, London
Roberto DE MATTEI, Vice President CNR, Rome
Danuta HUBNER, EC DG XIII Regional Policy, Brussels
Cristina SABBIONI, CNR-MBCA and ISAC-CNR, Bologna
Rüdiger KLEIN, European Science Foundation, Strasbourg
Mauro MATTEINI, Institute for Conservation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage, CNR, Florence
Giuseppe PROIETTI, Ministero Beni Attività Culturali, Rome
Michel CHAPUIS, EC DG Research, Brussels
Rosalia VAROLI-PIAZZA, ICCROM, Rome
22/10/2005
Opificio delle Pietre Dure, Via degli Alfani, 78
9.30 12.30 Visit to the Restoration Laboratories
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