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Thursday, 17 December 2009 |
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Issue No. 12 of e-conservation magazine is now online and available for free download!
On this occasion we would like to welcome on board Daniel Cull,
conservator, wikipedian, blogger, social networker, and now - permanent
collaborator of the magazine. His column inaugurates the beginning of a
section called ‘News and Views’ which will host, besides the regular
news and reviews, opinion articles on controversial conservation
issues. We hope to establish this way a two-way collaboration between
our readers and our authors that will encourage the exchange of ideas
and thoughts. You can take the opportunity and comment on Dan’s column
and his article - Let’s Pin the ‘Long Tail’ on the Conservation Donkey - on his BLOG.
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009 |
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Técnicas orientales aplicadas a la restauración del papel
Date: 2-5 March, 2010
Place: Valencia, Spain
Instituto Universitario de Restauración del Patrimonio. Universidad Politécnica de Valencia.
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Las técnicas orientales de manipulación y tratamiento del papel ofrecen
al restaurador occidental una gama de alternativas técnicas
extraordinariamente enriquecedoras, porque ofrecen respuestas
diferentes a problemas comunes. En este curso, la restauradora
Katarzyna Zych Zmuda, experta en este tipo de técnicas
internacionalmente reconocida, enseñará a un grupo reducido de alumnos
las técnicas más interesantes para el restaurador mediante
demostraciones y prácticas guiadas desarrolladas en un laboratorio de
restauración.
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Monday, 30 March 2009 |
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We've made a series of small but important updates to the website:
- Article Word Limit
The limit was increased from 2,000 words to 3,000-4,000 words as a result of our experience with the previously submitted articles which most of the times exceeded the initial limit.
- Article Submission Template
The Template was updated and authors interested in submitting articles to the magazine should use this file, marked 2009.
- Copyright and Publishing Agreement
Some clarifications were added to these sections, in order to make our publication terms better understood. Authors, members and website users should read this sections before publishing in the magazine or re-publishing information from our website.
As always, we are open to your suggestions and comments!
e-conservationline team
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Friday, 19 December 2008 |
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Dear friends,
We thank you for your patience during the last month and we are happy to announce that the website upgrading is complete. New website features include:
 HTML Magazine Version
(Magazine > Current Issue / Archive)
HTML version includes full text and image galleries for the main articles of each issue. Each article can be further downloaded in pdf format.
Authors Directory
(Publishing > Authors Directory)
Includes author biographies and allows to browse articles by author names and find related articles by the same author.
 Excel Enclosures Template
(Archive > Issue 1 > Creating Enclosures with Microsoft Excel)
The author, Shelagh Linklater, kindly made available to download a template that includes different types of enclosures.
Recent Publications
(Bookshelf > e-conservationline Amazone Store)
Now you can update your bookshelf with the latest publications in conservation field using the Recent Publications module on the bottom right-hand corner of our website. To visit the bookstore you can also use the link in the Top Menu.
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Sunday, 13 May 2007 |
e_conservation is the free online magazine, published bimonthly for all the professionals involved in the conservation-restoration of cultural heritage.
It publishes peer-reviewed articles covering a large range of topics, including but not limited to: conservation and restoration treatment of works of art, conservation science and theory, preventive conservation, cultural management, documentation and ethics.
e_conservation magazine appeared from the need of a
better dissemination of knowledge between the members of the conservation society. It was
entirely created to develop a community sense among professionals all over the world.
e_conservation magazine is committed to serving the needs
of the conservator, providing the latest relevant information in
the field. We seek to maintain standards of high quality of information and presentation for both the website and the magazine. The magazine may have some characteristics in common with a scientific journal, but its objectives should not be confused.
In addition, the website brings the most recent news and
events, being permanently updated by our team. We created a discussion board
especially to give you a real opportunity of sharing opinions and
information.
Is this your first time on our website? Start by taking a tour!
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