Conservation-scientist (Spain)

Contact: irene.arroyo@mcu.es

Irene Arroyo Marcos, PhD, is specialised in Biology and its applications to cultural heritage conservation. She works since 1988 at the Scientific Department of the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Spain, Ministry of Culture.
Previously she was lecturer of Biology at the University College Cardenal Cisneros and she worked at the Royal Botanic Garden of CSIC, the High Council of Scientific Research. As part of CSIC she has participated in conservation projects such as the conservation of the Romanic cloister of the cathedral of Pamplona and the conservation of the dome Regina Martyrum of the Basilica of Pilar from Zaragoza, Spain.
Aside her research activity, she has taught as invited lecturer in masters and short courses in Spain and abroad.

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[Article in Issue 9, April 2009]