Secrets in Pink: A Microbial Mystery in Michelangelo’s Hidden Room
Published on Science of the Total Environment, May 2025 | DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2025.179494 Michelangelo’s “secret room” beneath the[…]
New Insights into Historical Dry Plate Negatives
Dry plate photographic negatives, introduced in the late 19th century, represent a turning point in the history[…]
How to approach long-term monitoring of chemical dynamics in oil paintings?
A new scientific paper is out. The question is: How to approach long-term monitoring of chemical dynamics[…]
ARTEMIS: A Digital Revolution in Cultural Heritage Conservation
On the 11th and 12th of February 2025, a new groundbreaking EU-funded project was launched: ARTEMIS. ARTEMIS[…]
When Art Meets Science: Jana Striova Explores the Hidden Secrets of Masterpieces on Discoscienza
Exploring the Intersection of Art and Science with Jana Striova on Discoscienza Art is often thought of[…]
Francesco da Sangallo: New Discoveries on the Renaissance Master Through Diagnostic Investigations by CNR-INO
In Florence, CNR-INO Unveils the Secrets of His Works Through Advanced Diagnostic Techniques, Offering Fresh Insights into[…]
The SCENTINEL Project Newsletter
Climate Change and Scent Heritage: The Urgent Need for Capturing and Preserving Olfactory Landscapes in a Changing[…]
The Secrets of Art Revealed by X-Rays: Alice Dal Fovo discusses it in an interview with Repubblica
Journalist Giuliano Aluffi interviewed Marco Leona, director of the scientific laboratory at the Metropolitan Museum of Art[…]
Unlocking the Secrets of Historical Pigments with Raman Spectroscopy
In the world of art conservation, understanding the materials that make up historical artworks is essential for[…]
A new article on non-invasive techniques applied to gelatine-based art materials was published
Title: Non-invasive stratigraphic analyzes of gelatine-based modern painting materials with linear and nonlinear optical methods Link to[…]