4th Ulrich Schiessl PhD Colloquium
Date: 19th-20th November 2024
Download the program
https://encore-edu.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/PROGRAMA-ACTUALIZADO_16-NOVIEMBRE-2024.pdf
Book of abstracts
https://encore-edu.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/PhDColloqium_Book-of-Abstracts_18-Nov.pdf
Link 19 November 2024 : https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9DWztoLXSQC36VSPIP6pZQ
Link 20 November 2024 : https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zBCQ8rrHTOG7r3bsRuTdJQ
Background
ENCoRE’s PhD Colloquiums have been held since 2008 and were first known as The Oranienbaum Colloquium. After the sudden and unexpected death of Prof. Ulrich Schiessl (one of ENCoRE’s founding members) in summer 2011, the Board of ENCoRE decided to rename the colloquium -in honour of its initiator-, to Ulrich Schiessl PhD Colloquium.
The aim of the colloquium is to give postgraduate research conservation students the opportunity to present and discuss their current research with their peers and programme faculty, and to benefit from such an exchange. It will allow sharing of ideas and information amongst PhD candidates and programme faculties in an informal environment. The colloquium seeks to create a European forum for debate and exchange of ideas in research with relevance to the conservation/restoration of cultural heritage. Furthermore, it provides a venue for PhD students to meet, interact and form future collaborations with their peers. The colloquium is open only to current PhD candidates of all specializations in conservation, their supervisors and other academic staff involved in research training in the European conservation programmes of member institutions.
Up to three PhD candidates per ENCORE’s member institution could be selected. Those who have attended in previous years are encouraged to present an update of their PhD research.
Venue
Universitat Poltècnica de València
Facultad de Bellas Artes
Dept. Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales
Camino de Vera s/n
46022 Valencia (Spain)
Grants
The Board of ENCoRE has decided that the participating PhD candidates are entitled to receive a grant to cover travel expenses.
This grant is limited up to 300€ for each candidate giving an Oral Presentation , and may cover transport and accommodation, with payment following submission of tickets/receipts.
No financial support will be provided to Poster Authors.
Publication
Following the colloquium the Board of ENCoRE offers both Oral Presentations’ and Posters’ authors the opportunity to submit an academic paper on their PhD research to a special issue in Conservar Patrimonio, a Q1 indexed peer reviewed open access publication (https://conservarpatrimonio.pt/metrics).
All papers submitted (from both Oral Presentations and Posters) will undergo a peer review process.
All papers will undergo the standard peer review process according to the journal’s guidelines ( https://conservarpatrimonio.pt/authors )
The program with the detailed distribution of the different sessions and related academic activities to be held during the venue at UPV will be released by mid-September.
Poster and presentation guidelines will be made available once the final programme has been decided.