Courses by College of Microscopy - 2009

Courses organised by College of Microscopy - 2009 Course Category: Cultural Preservation and Conservation Studies COM800: Chemistry for Conservators The College of Microscopy is pleased to offer a course in chemistry specifically for the conservation professional. The course is designed as a week-long intensive chemistry review for conservation professionals who would like to refresh their knowledge of chemical concepts... COM801: Laboratory Safety The course is designed to give a brief introduction to the potential hazards and risk involved in working in a laboratory, handling chemicals, and operating equipment, including how to prevent laboratory accidents, how to minimize exposure to potential hazards and how to safely dispose of materials... COM802: Microscopy and Spectroscopy Instrumentation and Data Interpretation for Laboratory Directors and Art Conservators The College of Microscopy is pleased to offer a course in instrumentation specifically for laboratory directors and conservation professionals who need to become more familiar with the processes, capabilities, and limitations of certain instrumental techniques, but do not necessarily use them first hand.... COM870: Spot Testing for Characterization of Materials This intensive four day course is based on the accumulation of research and development from a wide range of testing protocols and is focused on the needs of conservators.   Read more about courses on Microscopy, Sample Preparation, Imaging/Software, Spectroscopy and Special Applications at: http://www.collegeofmicroscopy.com/