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EU consultation on regulating the use of lead

Bird perspective of someone doing restoration work on an icon painting.

26|4|2022

… paintings, coins, medals and…

Step-by-step guides on implementing sustainable changes

This photograph depicts a person showing to children how to handle dough. They stand outside behind a wooden trough.

27|1|2021

Ki Culture has released three guides that promise simple step-by-step guidance to implementing sustainable changes within cultural heritage institutions. Each guide focus on different themes, which

European Commission's Study on 'Fighting illicit trafficking in cultural goods: analysis of customs issues in the EU' published!

17|11|2017

The study by the European Commission provides an analysis of the regulation of imports of cultural goods into the EU, relevant in the fight against illicit trafficking from third countries into the

NEMO Supports Statements for the Immediate Repeal of the Classification of Nitrogen as a Biocidal Active Substance for Cultural Heritage Preservation

15|3|2019

… to sign a letter addressed to…

Overview of museum reopenings

08|6|2026

… are faring better since the…

What can AI do to combat the illicit trafficking of cultural heritage?

25|1|2024

What can nanotechnologies do to combat the illicit trafficking of antiquities?

14|3|2024

Museums in Ireland and Belgium re-open

01|12|2020

NEMO is thrilled to learn that on 1 December museums in both Ireland and Belgium will open their door to the public after weeks of being closed. Irish museums had to close on 6 October when the

Natural History Museum Declares Planetary Emergency

Detail of a stone statue depicting two children. The statue is placed outside and weathered.

14|2|2020

The Natural History Museum’s stark and informative declaration recognizes "humanity's failure to combat our destructive impact on the planet's survival systems." The Natural History Museum of

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