Webinar series
IPERION HS and E-RIHS are organizing a series of webinars, a key source of state-of-the-art information on #HeritageScience research, facilities, policy and impact. The series contributes to the development of a vibrant heritage science community and is intended for anyone involved in interdisciplinary #heritage research.
The monthly webinars are typically 30 min long, followed by Q&A.
Next webinar: December 12, 2023
Topic: ARCH project, funded by the Joint Programming Initiative on Cultural Heritage and Global Change (JPI CH)
Speakers: Frédérique Duyrat, Andrew Meadows and Pere Pau Ripollès
More information and registration: www.iperionhs.eu/joint-e-rihs-hs-academy-and-jpi-ch-webinar-3/

Webinar 1: Heritage Science and IPERION HS

Webinar 4: ARCHLAB and the Ghent Altarpiece

Webinar 7: Palaeontology
The focus is on what IPERION HS can offer to the Palaeontology community to answer these research needs.

Webinar 02/2022: New synchrotron light sources and paleontological studies

Webinar 05/2022: Developing European collaboration in heritage science

Webinar 08/2022: Monitoring of ESFRI infrastructures

Webinar JPI CH 2: CONSECH20 project

Webinar 2: Palaeolithic Ivory Research and FIXLAB

Webinar 5: Built heritage

Webinar 8: Archaeology

Webinar 03/2022: Remote sensing-based approach for Cultural Heritage interpretation and monitoring

Webinar 06/2022: Fair data. The challenge of interoperability in Heritage Science

Webinar 09/2022: Olfactory heritage - the smells of sites and collections

Webinar 3: MOLAB and Islamic manuscripts
The third webinar in the #HSAcademy series is delivered by Kristine Rose-Beers (Chester Beatty, Ireland) and David Buti (CNR, Italy) and focuses on the MOLAB analyses carried out on Islamic manuscripts at the Chester Beatty in Dublin and on the MOLAB platform of the EU infrastructure project IPERION HS and how it can be used to support collaborative heritage science projects.

Webinar 6: Arts and Humanities
The focus is on what IPERION HS can offer to the Arts & Humanities community to answer these research needs.

Webinar 01/2022: Laser interactions with materials

Webinar 04/2022: Hyperspectral and multispectral imaging in heritage science

Webinar 07/2022: EU Open Method of Coordination group - climate change and cultural heritage

Webinar JPI 1: JPI-CH funded WOODPDLAKE project
The Webinar JPI CH 1, organized by HS Academy in collaboration with the Joint Programming Initiative on Cultural Heritage and Global Change (JPI CH), was held online on October 10th, 2023 at 3 pm (CEST) using the ZOOM webinar platform. The speaker Manuela Romagnoli presented the selected and funded JPI-CH project WOODPDLAKE.