Doctoral candidates


DC 1: Monitoring and visualisation of change in appearance of CH artefacts
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway


DC 2: Novel object representations for CH objects
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway


DC 3: Strategies and workflow for hyperspectral imaging of non-flat cultural heritage objects
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway


DC 4: Hyperspectral imaging and microfading-based estimation and simulation of light sensitivity
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway


DC 5: Non-invasive macro-scale identification and distribution of chemical degradation in paintings
CNR, Italy


DC 6: Fading mechanisms and conservation challenges of felt-tip markers, highlighters and coloured pencils on paper sketches.
CNR, Italy


DC 7: Unravelling the molecular state of water in artworks by non-invasive spectroscopic techniques.
University of Perugia, italy


DC 8: Fusion of super-resolution and stitching techniques for large-scale RTI acquisition and reconstruction.
University of Burgundy Europe, France


DC 9: Physics-based Generative Modeling of Surface Appearance from Multimodal Imaging
University of Burgundy Europe, France


DC 10: Multimodal analysis of surface and subsurface CH objects for conservation state understanding: 3D shape, chemical and optical images.
CNRS, France


DC 11: Heritage Digital Twins with comprehensive digital representations of wooden sculptures painted in the medieval period.
CNRS, France


DC 12: Digital restoration of faded iron-gall ink documents and drawings.
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia


DC 13: Predictive digital twins for preventive conservation of polychromed wooden and painted heritage
Warsaw University of Technology, Poland


DC 14: Characterisation of the surface changes induced by contact of materials in composite objects
University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Western Switzerland


DC 15: Study detached wall paintings by combining analytical approach and imaging: the case of the Carolingian wall paintings from St. John in Müstair
Swiss National Museum, Switzerland

 

 

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