About the Conference
SR2A began as an international conference series in Grenoble in 2005 with the aim of bringing together researchers using synchrotron techniques applied to the study of objects of cultural heritage. In the 13 years since its inception, the conference has become the leading forum to present the latest applications of high-flux radiation sources for non-invasive analysis of our shared patrimony.
The 2018 conference will specifically focus on New & Complimentary Analytical Techniques, New Conservation Treatments and Monitoring, Non-Destructive Versus Destructive analysis, and Archaeological and Paleontological Advances.
The conference is open to all interested professionals, including archaeologists, conservation scientists, conservators, geochemists and material scientists, researchers with experience utilising large-scale research facilities and other analytical techniques, curators, cultural heritage managers, art historians, students and potential users of synchrotrons.
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