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The study, published in Science Advances, shows how sulfur species in lazurite, responsible for its blue colour, can be measured and distinguished.

New discoveries and insights from the international scientific examination of Johannes Vemeer's famous painting 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'.

Dr. Noushine Shahidzadeh's project 'Crystallization damage at the interfaces of artworks (CRYSTINART)' awarded funding.

Six positions available in the Andrew W. Mellon Program ‘An International Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science’.

A European Union funded PhD position is now open for applications at the University of Amsterdam.

TU Delft researcher Birgit van Driel has developed a testing method to estimate the potential risk of the possibly unstable pigment titantium white.

The Mauritshuis launches 'The Girl in the Spotlight': an in-depth scientific examination of Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'.

Eight projects will receive funding for collaborations between scientists and museums with the application of data science.

Analytical techniques used for cultural heritage can also detect ‘hard to find’ and concealed forensic traces in criminal investigations.

Positive evaluations for the four-day course about the latest scientific methodologies and insights in the study of paintings and paint materials.