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Martin Michette

@martinmichette

Researcher in historic building materials and urban resource management @OxRBL

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Powerful closing #Icon19 keynote by Historic England ‘s @MWiggins_HE on #climateheritage. Conserving the historic environment can help resolve the #ClimateCrisis by engaging communities, improving ecosystems resilience and reducing the carbon budget 💪🌍

Powerful closing #Icon19 keynote by <a href="/HistoricEngland/">Historic England</a> ‘s @MWiggins_HE on #climateheritage. Conserving the historic environment can help resolve the #ClimateCrisis by engaging communities, improving ecosystems resilience and reducing the carbon budget 💪🌍
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Great opening #MiM2019 keynote The Engine Shed by Christine Bläuer sharing her experience on different sources of damaging salts in historic buildings, including (of course) the Alpine #Ibex 🐐+🏠=🏚

Great opening #MiM2019 keynote <a href="/HESEngineShed/">The Engine Shed</a> by Christine Bläuer sharing her experience on different sources of damaging salts in historic buildings, including (of course) the Alpine #Ibex 🐐+🏠=🏚
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Fascinating #MIM2019 presentation on the Temple Church doorway presented by David Odgers and Alex Holton The Engine Shed . Past conservation attempts included a mixture of salt and acid 😳😷

Fascinating #MIM2019 presentation on the <a href="/TempleChurchLDN/">Temple Church</a> doorway presented by David Odgers and Alex Holton <a href="/HESEngineShed/">The Engine Shed</a> . Past conservation attempts included a mixture of salt and acid 😳😷
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How can science help improve the resilience of heritage? Find out more about how Martin Michette is working to help conserve Medieval stonework at the Tower of London in our last blogpost for #BSW2020 at oxrbl.com/blog/

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Limited samples can be a challenge to performing science on #CulturalHeritage sites. To overcome this, HRP_Conservators Heather Viles & I merge historical analysis with materials testing in this article on #ReigateStone, medieval #London's lost masonry. link.springer.com/article/10.118…

Limited samples can be a challenge to performing science on #CulturalHeritage sites. To overcome this, <a href="/HRPConservation/">HRP_Conservators</a> <a href="/Geodiverse/">Heather Viles</a> &amp; I merge historical analysis with materials testing in this article on #ReigateStone, medieval #London's lost masonry.
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SXNCH your knowledge on 7 & 8 December. Join experts from around the world to share challenges and explore solutions from heritage sites at the intersection of nature and culture. Register for free eventbrite.co.uk/e/127307952513

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At the The Tower of London, HRP_Conservators Heather Viles and I used #NDT to monitor different mortars used in #conservation of #ReigateStone. Soft, new #LimeMortar is best, but old mortar is not always bad, so great care is needed when deciding what to remove. mdpi.com/2075-163X/11/4…

At the <a href="/TowerOfLondon/">The Tower of London</a>, <a href="/HRPConservation/">HRP_Conservators</a> <a href="/Geodiverse/">Heather Viles</a> and I used #NDT to monitor different mortars used in #conservation of #ReigateStone. Soft, new #LimeMortar is best, but old mortar is not always bad, so great care is needed when deciding what to remove. mdpi.com/2075-163X/11/4…
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"Important heritage sites across the country are increasingly vulnerable to rapid environmental change. We need to develop sustainable conservation strategies which can respond to these changes." Martin Michette on his new partnership with English Heritage bit.ly/3fXqxg2

"Important heritage sites across the country are increasingly vulnerable to rapid environmental change. We need to develop sustainable conservation strategies which can respond to these changes." <a href="/MartinMichette/">Martin Michette</a> on his new partnership with <a href="/EnglishHeritage/">English Heritage</a>
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My new course on #ArchitecturalConservation @OxfordConted will run Thursday's from 2PM-4PM, starting 29.09. We will cover the roots of conservation practice, the role of cultural traditions, and explore emerging trends. Link to more information and sign-up conted.ox.ac.uk/courses/archit…

My new course on #ArchitecturalConservation @OxfordConted will run Thursday's from 2PM-4PM, starting 29.09. We will cover the roots of conservation practice, the role of cultural traditions, and explore emerging trends. Link to more information and sign-up conted.ox.ac.uk/courses/archit…
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Are we headed for a #wasteland? Join me and colleagues from ECI, Univ of Oxford including @fawcett_tina for a panel discussion at Oxford Museum of Natural History Oxford University Museum of Natural History next Tuesday 7PM. Register here ➡️ oumnh.ox.ac.uk/event/waste-la… OxRBL SoGE, University of Oxford

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The team Angel Sharp Media produced this great video about the work our #SXNCH (Sites at the Intersection of Natural Cultural Heritage) network is doing at #Petra 🎥 youtu.be/C4gfGDzzLw0 SoGE, University of Oxford KW Raya راية

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Caring for our historic buildings | A collaboration between OxRBL's Martin Michette & Heather Viles and English Heritage is supporting a new strategy to conserve a staggering 400+ historic buildings, monuments & sites. Find out more 👉 socsci.web.ox.ac.uk/caring-for-our… SoGE, University of Oxford