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31St MAY 2019 LISBON, PORTUGAL 29th – 31st MAY 2019 LISBON, PORTUGAL 0 Title The Plastics Heritage Congress 2019: History, Limits and Possibilities Editors Inês Soares Maria Elvira Callapez Design Inês Soares Paulo Fuentez Printing Gráfica Digital ARP Date 29th – 31st May 2019, Lisbon, Portugal TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO THE PLASTICS HERITAGE CONGRESS 2019: HISTORY, LIMITS AND POSSIBILITIES .............................. 3 The congress ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 About CIUHCT .................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 About PHEA (Plastics Heritage European Association) ...................................................................................................... 4 THE CONGRESS VENUE: MUSEU NACIONAL DOS COCHES/ NATIONAL COACH MUSEUM .............................................6 Library ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Auditorium ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Exhibition building.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Location ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 8 How to get to the museum............................................................................................................................................................ 8 Visit nearby .......................................................................................................................................................................................9 VISIT LISBON ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 WELCOME RECEPTION: RESERVATÓRIO MÃE D’ÁGUA/ MÃE D’ÁGUA RESERVOIR ........................................................ 13 How to get to Reservatório Mãe D’água/ Mãe D’água Reservoir ........................................................................................... 14 MUSEU DE LEIRIA: PLASTICIDADE – UMA HISTÓRIA DOS PLÁSTICOS EM PORTUGAL ................................................. 15 COMMITTEES ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Scientific committee ..................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Local committee ............................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Secretary ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Volunteers ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Jury Poster ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Honour committee ........................................................................................................................................................................ 18 WE'RE LOOKING FOR LITERATURE ON PLASTICS! ................................................................................................................... 19 KEYNOTE LECTURE BY JEFFREY MEIKLE .................................................................................................................................... 21 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE ........................................................................................................................................................... 22 WEDNESDAY, 29 May 2019 ......................................................................................................................................................... 22 THURSDAY, 30 May 2019 ............................................................................................................................................................. 22 FRIDAY, 31 May 2019 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 23 W E D N E S D A Y ................................................................................................................................................................................ 25 WEDNESDAY PROGRAMME ........................................................................................................................................................... 27 WEDNESDAY ABSTRACTS ............................................................................................................................................................... 31 Session A - Hipoms’ Heritage (11:10 – 12:50) ........................................................................................................................... 31 Session B - Museums, Collections, Archives (11:10 – 12:50) .............................................................................................. 34 Session A - Hipoms’ Heritage (14:20 – 16:00) ........................................................................................................................ 37 Session B - Preservation, conservation, characterization (14:20 – 16:00) ................................................................... 40 Session A - Poster flash presentation: P1 – P13 (16:00 – 16:30) ........................................................................................ 43 Session B - Poster flash presentation: P14 – P26 (16:00 – 16:30) ...................................................................................... 51 T H U R S D A Y ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 61 1 THURSDAY PROGRAMME ............................................................................................................................................................... 63 THURSDAY ABSTRACTS .................................................................................................................................................................. 65 Session A - Preservation, conservation, characterisation (8:30 – 9:45) ...................................................................... 65 Session A - Poster flash presentation: P27 – P37 (9:20 – 9:45) ....................................................................................... 67 Session B - Preservation, conservation, characterisation (8:30 – 9:45) ...................................................................... 76 Session A - Preservation, conservation, characterisation (9:45 – 10:35) ..................................................................... 78 Session B - Preservation, conservation, characterisation (9:45 – 10:35) ...................................................................... 81 F R I D A Y .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 83 FRIDAY PROGRAMME ...................................................................................................................................................................... 85 FRIDAY ABSTRACTS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 88 Session A - Hipoms’ History (8:00 – 9:40) .............................................................................................................................. 88 Session B - Museums, Collections, Archives (8:00 – 9:40) ................................................................................................ 91 Session A - Hipoms’ History (9:40 – 10:55) ............................................................................................................................ 94 Session B - Scientific Analysis for the Conservation of Cellulose Acetate Session (9:40 – 10:55) ........................ 97 Session A - Hipoms’ History (11:30 – 12:45) ............................................................................................................................ 99 Session B - Preservation, conservation, characterisation (11:30 – 12:45) ..................................................................
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