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CHRESP - 8th European Commission Conference on Sustaining Europe's Cultural Heritage to open on Monday |
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Ljubljana, 7 November 2008 – The 8th European Conference on Research
for Protection, Conservation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage
(CHRESP) opens on Monday 11th November Ljubljana. The event is
organised, in close liaison with the European Commission, by the
National and University Library of Slovenia and the University of
Ljubljana. ZAG is one of the sponsors of the event.
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The two-day event opens on Monday at 2pm at the Grand Hotel Union in Ljubljana. The opening ceremony will host Aleš Mihelič, DG of the Technology Directorate, Zoran Janković, Mayor Ljubljana, Janez Potočnik, EU Commissioner for Science and Research, Cristina Gutierrez-Cortines, member of the EU parliament, and Cristina Sabbioni, CNR - Istituto di Scienze dell’Atmosfera e del Clima (ISAC), researcher.
A press conference is scheduled immediately after the opening ceremony in the Srebrni salon of the Grand Hotel Union at 3.30pm.
The main objective of CHRESP is to foster (the) exploitation and spin off of EU research results. New technologies, tools and devices will be presented through talks, posters, exhibitions and practical workshops. The aim of the final Conference is to present the state-of-the-art in the field of the four defined thematic groups:
- Recent progress in cultural heritage research
- Knowledge and technology transfer, from research to industry and SMEs
- Education and training, communication
- Policies, legislation, standardisation, and sustainability strategies in cultural heritage.
ZAG has prepared a brochure summarizing its involvement in the CH research projects on a national as well as international level (FP's). ZAG aims at an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to cultural heritage research which needs to be carried out before and during the planned renovation and restoration works. Some of our researchers will also hold their poster sessions.
The brochure includes contact details for all ZAG's researchers who participate actively in the projects listed.
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