GLASSAC 11-Conference IZKK management

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Address	IZKK management Internationales Zentrum für Kulturgüterschutz & Konservierungsforschung Kloster Bronnbach 28, 97877 Wertheim-Bronnbach
Country	Germany
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In cooperation with the Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research in Wuerzburg and the Bronnbach Monastery, the International Convention Centre for Cultural Heritage Preservation IZKK, organizes

3rd GLASSAC 11-Conference (Glass Science in Art and Conservation) in the Bronnbach Monastery near Wuerzburg, Germany on 10th - 12th May, 2011.

The central theme of the GLASSAC conference will be: "Innovative technologies in glass art, design and conservation from the 19th to the 21st century – the role of the sciences"