CHross Lab (DSCTM-CNR) and Heritage-LAB (Sapienza) join forces in innovative and sustainable research for the safeguarding of cultural heritage 1/2


18 Sept.			09:00 - 10:30

ROOM 11

CULTURAL HERITAGE & RESTORATION
TT.IX - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
CHross Lab (DSCTM-CNR) and Heritage-LAB (Sapienza) join forces in innovative and sustainable research for the safeguarding of cultural heritage 1/2
Co-organised with Sapienza University of Rome & CNR-DSCTM Chair: Maria Laura SANTARELLI, Sapienza University of Rome
The HERITAGE-Lab of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Materials and Environment has its roots in the laboratory originally developed within CISteC, the Research Centre for Science and Technology for the Conservation of Historical and Architectural Heritage. It represents an important reference point not only within Sapienza University, providing support for and promoting innovative research and study activities in conservation in collaboration with colleagues and departments from both scientific and humanities disciplines. The laboratory has long served as a key scientific partner for the Superintendency of the Colosseum Archaeological Park and the Superintendency of the Capitoline Museums in Rome. In recent years, it has carried out innovative and sustainable research within the framework of the PRIN 2022 and PNRR projects. This session will provide an overview of the most recent studies, new conservation approaches, and future developments.
The symposium is part of WS.X
TT.IX.H.1 WS.X.2.1	Maria Laura SANTARELLI - CV Sapienza University of Rome Characterization by high resolution microscopies and spectroscopies of various Early Bronze Age artifacts from Motya and Jericho
TT.IX.H.2 WS.X.2.2	Mohammad SHARBAF - CV Sapienza University of Rome Nanotechnology to combat salt crystallization in the Roman masonries
TT.IX.H.3 WS.X.2.3	Erica SONAGLIA - CV Sapienza University of Rome Hydrogels from wastes for the conservation
TT.IX.H.4 WS.X.2.4	Emily SCHIFANO - CV Sapienza University of Rome Microbiology and Nanotechnology as Support of the Conservation of Cultural Heritage
TT.IX.H.5 WS.X.2.5	Charles CASSIDY - CV Sapienza University of Rome The nano-photocatalysis for the conservation of the historical buildings