Join us to celebrate the achievements of the 60 impactful analytical scientists featured in the 2024 Power List.
06/23/2021 | Lauren Robertson
Analysis of the artist’s pastel crayons provides a rare glimpse into a favored tool that is often overlooked in technical studies
06/01/2021 | Verónica Pino
What must we consider when choosing the ideal materials for sample preparation?
05/05/2021 | Lauren Robertson
Peptide mass fingerprinting confirms sheepskin was the material of choice for historical legal documents – and reveals interesting details as to why…
04/28/2021 | Lauren Robertson
How multispectral imaging is revealing artists’ technical secrets and aiding cultural heritage conservation
04/27/2021 | Lauren Robertson
Researchers invent new optical technique to nondestructively analyze the nanoscale nature of nacre
04/26/2021
Could fossilized resin be the antidote to antibiotic resistance?
04/22/2021 | Lauren Robertson
How lipid residue analysis is revealing our ancient connections with honeybee exploitation
05/27/2020 | Matt Hallam
Unraveling encounters on bygone battlefields with fencing (and X-rays)
09/26/2019 | Jonathan James
Alternatives to environment-damaging paint additives may come from an unlikely source: the beauty of bugs.
08/08/2019 | Charlotte Barker
Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Netherlands Institute for Conservation, Art and Science
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