The latest edition of the Research Conference for the Master’s Program in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage will take place on May 29, bringing together students and faculty for a program dedicated to sharing projects, methodologies, and reflections in the field of conservation and restoration.

Throughout the day, there will be several presentations led by master’s students, promoting the dissemination of ongoing research and fostering debate on different approaches and challenges in cultural heritage conservation.

The initiative aims to strengthen knowledge sharing and encourage academic and scientific discussion among the educational and professional communities, providing a space for gathering and reflection on contemporary practices in the field of conservation and restoration.

Here are the schedules and topics for each presentation: