Projets de recherche
Découvrez les projets innovants et prometteurs des équipes de recherche de la Haute Ecole Arc.
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CORINT – Elucidating CORrosion of iron by new quantitative multimodal IN-situ Tomography
Étude des mécanismes de corrosion du fer enfoui dans des milieux poreux, liés aux effets anthropogéniques. Application en génie civil, gestion nucléaire et archéologie, avec analyse de cas en Suisse romande, notamment à Avenches.☆ -
GoGreen – Green strategies to conserve the past and preserve the future of cultural heritage
The Haute Ecole Arc Conservation-restauration, as part of the HES-SO network, is involved in a research project entitled GoGreen (Green strategies to conserve the past and preserve the future of cultural heritage).☆
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CRCH-FRAME – Fostering Resilience for mEtal heritage
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DOA – The Daughter of Amun
The DOA project aims at studying and conserving the human remains and the painted cartonnage case of Ta-sherit-en-Imen (Amun’s little one). The mummy dates to the Third Intermediate Period (1069-664 BC).
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DRYLU – Testing solid lubricants for the conservation of scientific and technical heritage artefacts
The DRYLU project aims to propose solid lubricants (also called “dry lubricants”) as an alternative to traditional lubricants for the conservation of scientific and technical heritage. -
LESACCHO – Localised electrochemical stabilisation of active corrosion on copper-based heritage object
Collection managers value the natural corrosion layer that forms on the surface of copper-based heritage objects, whether historical or archaeological.
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PLECO
The PLECO is an electrolytic pencil wich has been designed to allow the local electrolytic cleaning of tarnished silver heritage items that cannot be immerged. -
AUTANAMET – Analyse autonome des métaux du patrimoine horloger
Les professionnels du patrimoine, responsables des collections horlogères, identifient les métaux des objets dont ils ont la charge sur la base de leur usage, de leur aspect de surface et des formes de corrosion qu’ils développent mais également de données historiques et technologiques.
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CLEANLAB – Corrosion and cleaning of lacquered brasse
Objects made of lacquered brass are widely represented in museum’s collections. This technique was applied to various categories of artefacts such as scientific instruments and decorative bronze items, including horological and liturgical objects. -
HELIX – Investigating metal bioremediation for the preservation of historical metal artworks
The HELIX project aims to exploit chemical uptake processes occurring in microorganisms to develop innovative green and non-invasive cleaning methods
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PACOD-Metal – Développement de Protocoles d’Analyse des métaux patrimoniaux basés sur la Combinaison d’Outils portables, peu coûteux, peu invasifs et accessibles comme aide au Diagnostic en conservation-restauration
Développement de Protocoles d’Analyse des métaux patrimoniaux basés sur la Combinaison d'Outils portables, peu coûteux, peu invasifs et accessibles comme aide au Diagnostic en conservation-restauration -
ARCHIPAL – Aluminium, architecture & patrimoine, XX-XXIe s.
To trace the history of aluminium in architecture, to understand the processes of its patrimonialisation and to draw up an inventory of the presence and state of conservation of htis material in France's built heritage.
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ASTEC – Approaching the initial Surface appearance of Tarnished silver heritage objects by Electrolytic Cleaning : Definition of optimal treatment conditions
This project focuses on developing controlled, safe and effective electrolytic treatments on heterogeneously tarnished historic silver objects, based on a precise knowledge of the variability of the original appearance of their surface... -
CHANGE – Cultural Heritage Analysis for New GEnerations
The consortium is composed of 18 Partner Institutions located all around Europe. HES-SO (HE-Arc CR) is partner for two early-stage reserachers (phD Students) positions.
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DoITR – L’imagerie par transformation de la réflectance avec dôme
L’imagerie par transformation de la réflectance avec dôme : un outil non invasif d’identification, de diagnostic et de suivi des objets patrimoniaux -
ENDLESS METAL – European Network for the Dissemination of portable, low-cost, minimally invasive, easy-to-sue and easily accessible analytical tools to meet the needs of metal heritage conservation
Metal is a material that is widely represented in archaeological, historical, artistic and technical collections.
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MICMAC II – MICrobes for the Archaeological Wood Conservation
As a follow-up of the project MICMARC, it focuses on innovative biological methods of extraction for the preservation of waterlogged wood suffering from salt precipitation and acidification. -
LIQUOR – Investigation and Conservation of Botanical Wet Collections
The aim of this project is to deepen the knowledge of conservation issues of botanical wet collections (plants in fluid) in order to propose adapted protocol for their correct preservation.
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DIESOS – Dispositif informatique d’enregistrement et de suivi des objets lors d’un sinistre
Concevoir un dispositif informatique de suivi post-sinistre des objets, qui sera activé depuis le démarrage de l’évacuation des objets et documents jusqu’à leur retour après traitement. -
MetalPAT – Support to the diagnosis of heritage metallic materials
By visually inspecting metal objects, conservation professionals propose a first diagnosis of degradation on the basis of their experience and consultation of specialized literature.