DARIAH General Meeting Ljubljana, 2015 April 22nd

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DARIAH General Meeting Ljubljana, 2015 April 22nd Luca Pezzati Towards the European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science E-RIHS www.iperionch.eu

Heritage Science HS is founded on the interdisciplinary combination of knowledge from arts and humanities (conservation, archaeology, history, art history, ethics etc.), and from science and technology (chemistry, physics, mathematics, biology, computer sciences and engineering, etc.). HS encompasses the sciences for the conservation and restoration of Cultural Heritage. www.iperionch.eu

IPERION CH Integrated Platform for the European Research Infrastructure ON Cultural Heritage

IPERION CH mission establish a permanent European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science provide access to cutting-edge scientific tools for advanced diagnostics, conservation and restoration help structuring the pan-European scientific community of Heritage Science www.iperionch.eu

IPERION CH Integrating Activity of H2020-INFRAIA -2014 call Joins more than 35 research groups from 24 partners (12 EU Member States - Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, The Netherlands, United Kingdom and the USA) More than 20 proposals for affiliation collected from Brazil, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Spain, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, UK, US, Qatar, Sweden, Taiwan and from the intergovernmental organization ICCROM-International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property

IPERION CH activities Trans-National Access to three platforms: ARCHLAB - access to collections held by prestigious European museums and conservation institutions, MOLAB - access to advanced mobile analytical equipment and expertise for in situ measurements; FIXLAB - access to large-scale facilities. Joint Research: advancing the state-of-the-art of access services, facilities and tools. Networking: knowledge exchange, best practices, international cooperation. Digital data: fostering use, reuse and preservation of digital data and tools in Heritage Science. Impact: dissemination, communication, support to social and industrial innovation. Education and training: training camps and summer schools. Sustainability: supporting long-term activities of the EU RI. www.iperionch.eu

the mobile laboratory MOLAB XRF X-ray diffraction UV-vis absorption UV-vis emission UV-vis time decay micro-Raman mid-FTIR near-FTIR NMR-relaxometer AFM video microscopy UV-vis fluo imaging multi-NIR-scanning ……. point analysis imaging www.iperionch.eu

IPERION CH and E-RIHS

E-RIHS, European RI for Heritage Science E-RIHS is a EU research infrastructure with potential global scope Proposed for the new ESFRI Roadmap 2016 More than 70 partners and 100 facilities/research groups involved. Financial commitment for 1.5 MEuro/y from: Ministry of Research MIUR – IT Ministry of Cultural Heritage MiBACT – IT Ministry of Development MISE – IT Obtained political support from: Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, United Kingdom

E-RIHS, international network

…thank you for your attention! luca.pezzati@cnr.it www.iperionch.eu it.dariah.eu H2020: IPERION CH 2015-2019 …thank you for your attention!