There are numerous player around the world that make key contributions to the advancement of heritage science.
Find out more about such stakeholders and the resources they offer.
Please note that resources linked here are not managed by IAEA unless indicated.
Irradiation Passport for Cultural Heritage
Born from the wish to uncover the long-term effects of irradiation, the Irradiation Passport for Art (IPA) aims to document irradiation details such as the date, location and dosage used as well as other relevant parameters specific to the irradiation method used.
The IPA is hosted on a website and passport entries are self-recorded by registered organizations.
Virtual Tour of New AGLAÉ
Discover New AGLAE, an electrostatic accelerator operated by the Center for Research and Restoration of Museums of France.
This 360 degree virtual tour shows everything this unique facility has to offer to its users.
It is located in the basement of the Louvre Museum in Paris.
MACHINA: the Movable Accelerator for Cultural Heritage In-Situ Non-destructive Analysis
Discover MACHINA, the first compact and transportable accelerator dedicated to the analysis of cultural heritage objects.
MACHINA has been developped by INFN (the Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics) and CERN.
Check out more here.
