The Department of Chemistry and the Institute for Soft Matter Synthesis and 
Metrology of Georgetown University are pleased to announce an intense (2 week), 
tuition-free, short-course

  SCIENCE FOR CONSERVATION: FUNDAMENTALS AND APPLICATIONS

that will be held in 109 Regents Hall on the campus of Georgetown from 22 July 
until 2 August 2019.  It will consist of 10 lectures, each of 3 hours duration, 
tentatively from 9:30 until 12:30 on Mondays through Fridays. The instructor 
will be Dr. Emiliano Carretti 
(https://www.unifi.it/p-doc2-2018-0-A-2c303b293a2d-1.html) of the Department of 
Chemistry and the CSGI (Consorzio per lo Sviluppo dei Sistemi a Grande 
Interfase) at the University of Florence.  Dr. Carretti is a well-known 
researcher in the fields of art conservation and conservation science.

The course will be limited to a maximum of 30 participants, selected from among 
the applicants.  Prerequisites for the course are not defined absolutely, but 
organic, inorganic and analytic chemistry or equivalents based on materials 
science or equivalent background training are highly recommended.

Applications should be sent by email to Richard Weiss (see below) and should 
include the following information: 

            *The name and current professional affiliation of the applicant

            *Email address

            *Phone number

            *A letter of recommendation from a mentor/supervisor (if a student)

            *A list of courses or experiences pertinent to the course

            *A brief, one-paragraph justification for attending the course

Applications will be accepted until 22 June and selection of the successful 
participants will be announced by 1 July.  Participants are expected to commit 
to attend all of the lectures. 

Access by public transportation to the Georgetown campus is available by the G2 
bus and by Metro from the Rosslyn or Dupont Circle stops and then using the 
free Georgetown shuttle 
(https://www.library.georgetown.edu/visiting/transportation). 

For additional information, please contact Richard Weiss at 
[email protected] or +1-202-687-6013.

-- 
Richard G. Weiss
240 Reiss Science Building
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057-1227
USA

Professor of Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
Institute for Soft Matter Synthesis and Metrology
tel: +1-202-687-6013
https://chemistry.georgetown.edu/Weiss
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