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SUMMARY:Why Materials Matter Collaborative Colloquia (third seminar)
DESCRIPTION:\nWhy Materials Matter will meet 6 times during the 2022-23
Academic Year. Our goal is to foster interdisciplinary discussions about
materials\, primarily (but not strictly limited to) those used for the
production of art. We will have brief\, informal presentations related t
o a theme\, followed by an open forum for discussion. Themes include mat
erials characterization\, provenance\, acquisition and supply chain issu
es\, properties of materials (both new and old)\, materials conservation
\, and possibly books and their materials.\n\n \;\n\nThe theme for t
his session will be:\n\n"\;Mining and its Consequences"\;\n\nFor
more information\, you may contact \;Heather McCune Bruhn\, \;h
cm1@psu.edu \;and Sarah Townsend\, \;sjt18@psu.edu\n\nFor more d
etails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/why_materials_matter_collaborati
ve_colloquia_second_seminar_1900/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Why Materials M
atter will meet 6 times during the 2022-23 Academic Year. Our goal is to
foster interdisciplinary discussions about materials, primarily (but no
t strictly limited to) those used for the production of art. We will hav
e brief, informal presentations related to a theme, followed by an open
forum for discussion. Themes include materials characterization, provena
nce, acquisition and supply chain issues, properties of materials (both
new and old), materials conservation, and possibly books and their mater
ials.
The theme for this session will be:
"Mining and its Consequences"
For more i
nformation, you may contact Heather McCune Bruhn, hcm1@psu.edu and Sarah Townsend, sjt18@psu.edu
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/why_materi
als_matter_collaborative_colloquia_second_seminar_1900/
LOCATION:121 Borland
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