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6 works· latest 2022· 4 institutionscluster: provisional

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Revealing the Nature and Distribution of Metal Carboxylates in Jackson Pollock’s Alchemy (1947) by Micro-Attenuated Total Reflection FT-IR Spectroscopic Imaging2016 · 66 citations
Study of the Degradation and Conservation of Historical Leather Book Covers with Macro Attenuated Total Reflection–Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopic Imaging2018 · 49 citations
The fate of archaeological keratin fibres in a temperate burial context: microtaphonomy study of hairs from Marie de Bretagne (15th c., Orléans, France)2013 · 44 citations
Hyperspectral imaging solutions for the non-invasive detection and automated mapping of copper trihydroxychlorides in ancient bronze2022 · 29 citations
Synchrotron DUV luminescence micro-imaging to identify and map historical organic coatings on wood2015 · 17 citations

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Hyperspectral imaging solutions for the non-invasive detection and automated mapping of copper trihydroxychlorides in ancient bronze

Heritage Science·2022·7 authors·Open access

29citations

Study of the Degradation and Conservation of Historical Leather Book Covers with Macro Attenuated Total Reflection–Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopic Imaging

ACS Omega·2018·3 authors·Open access

49citations

Revealing the Nature and Distribution of Metal Carboxylates in Jackson Pollock’s Alchemy (1947) by Micro-Attenuated Total Reflection FT-IR Spectroscopic Imaging

Analytical Chemistry·2016·7 authors

66citations

Synchrotron DUV luminescence micro-imaging to identify and map historical organic coatings on wood

The Analyst·2015·8 authors

17citations

Metal traces reveal the presence of lost mediaeval copper artefacts

HAL·2015·5 authors·other

0citations

The fate of archaeological keratin fibres in a temperate burial context: microtaphonomy study of hairs from Marie de Bretagne (15th c., Orléans, France)

Journal of Archaeological Science·2013·5 authors

44citations