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In the program of MSc
MSE |
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EC (European Credits): 3 (1 EC concerns a work load of 28
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Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials
Engineering |
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Department of Materials Science Engineering |
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Lecturer 1: Dik |
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Course year: |
MSc 1st
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Course language: |
English |
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In case of
Dutch: Please contact the
lecturer about an English alternative, whenever needed. |
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Semester: |
1A |
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Hours per week: |
4 |
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1A / 1B |
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Detailed description of topics:
In recent years materials science is increasingly
applied to the study of art and archaeological objects. This includes three research directions :
First of all, authenticity studies on art objects rely on material analysis
of the object. Second, artworks suffer from degradation studies that need to
be understood at a materials science level. Third, stylistic developments in
art history can often be related to the development of new materials or
production techniques.
The main challenge in this field is to
bridge the interface between the humanities and the sciences. Interpreting
the findings of materials science in a non-scientific, historical context is
the crucial skill in this course. Besides literature study and lecturing, the
course includes excursions to art and archaeological collections. |
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