Apply for the Summer 2016 Research Program in Baltimore's Walters Art Museum at the Interface between Science and Art today!
The program focuses on the application of chemistry and materials science in art authentication, conservancy and preservation.
The program focuses on the application of chemistry and materials science in art authentication, conservancy and preservation.
Students will receive a stipend of $5,000, housing at UMBC's dorms, and a transportation allowance!
Application Deadline: February 15, 2016
Benefits:
- Outreach activities in Baltimore
- Professional training workshops
- Field trips to museum laboratories and social activities
- Collaborative research experience with mentors from UMBC, the Johns Hopkins University Research Faculty, and Walters Art Museums' Scientists/Conservators
Qualifications:
- Science, Engineering, or Art Majors with a strong interest in art conservation are desired.
Students who are interested in applying, please contact Janet Mcglynn at mcglynn@umbc.edu
International Students who are interested in a summer research program may refer to this document: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14-Gu0u8aTdq3AplVtVuaeur0OYjRdTVdrjXWGjzP1fI/edit?rm=full#gid=0