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Conservation Research from Degradation and Identification: Chemical Engineering Department of Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine PhD student LIU Guan-Lin’s Career in Scientific Conservation
“You have to understand how it spoiled before you do the research of conservation.” LIU shared from his seem-to-be-circuitous educational experiences to new techniques applied to identification and analyses of artifacts for further development of cultural artifact asset conservation.
DATE2022.10.20
cultural preservationartifact restorationscienceidentification
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Peer across the Ocean and Bask in Matsu’s Unsayable Time and History
Being a potential World Heritage site, undergoing numerous regeneration of historic sites, and located on the East Asian island chain (the first island chain) in the Cold War era, Matsu’s continued debate on topics such as preserving its military heritage, its collective military/civilian memory and narrative from the military administration period, and the revitalization of decommissioned military buildings, all seek to find a win-win or even an all-win scenario between native historical context and regional revitalization.
DATE2021.05.12
regional revitalizationwartime culturecultural preservation
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DATE2021.03.17
regional revitalizationcultural preservationvillage on Toad Mountain

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