Open Access Journal: Journal of Conservation and Museum Studies

The Journal of Conservation and Museum Studies is fully peer reviewed and Open Access. It contains research on conservation science, artefact studies, restoration, museum studies, environment studies, collection management and curation. Published from the Institute of Archaeology at University College London from 1992 to 2002, the journal is to be relaunched in 2011 in collaboration with the British Library, with a newly constituted international editorial board.

Vol 9 (2011)

Vol 8 (2002)

Boon Nee Loh Decision From Indecision: Conservation of Thangka Significance, Perspectives and Approaches   
Turner The Factors Affecting Women's Success in Museum Careers

Vol 7 (2001)

Baniotopoulou Art for Whose Sake? Modern Art Museums and their Role in Transforming Societies: The Case of Guggenheim Bilbao
Moore Conservation Documentation and the Implications of Digitisation
Whitmarsh "We Will Remember Them" Memory and Commemoration in War Museums

Vol 6 (1999)

UCL Dissertation Abstracts

Vol 5 (1998)

UCL Dissertation Abstracts

Vol 4 (1998)

Brysbaert A Late Bronze Age Sickle from Shinewater Park: The Treatment of a Waterlogged Composite
Cezar Calcium Oxalate: A Surface Treatment for Limestone  
Toledo and Price A Note on Tropical, Hot, and Humid Museums

Vol 3 (1997)

Faltermeier Testing Corrosion Inhibitors for the Conservation of Archaeological Copper and Copper Alloys
Dirksen The Degredation and Conservation of Leather
Risser A New Technique fo the Casting of Missing Areas in Glass Restoration   
Aslan Protective Structures for the Conservation and Presentation of Archaeological Sites

Vol 2 (1997)

Cleere L'Innocenza Perduta (Lost Innocence): Conserving a Carrara Marble Statue
Sabin Museums and their Websites

Vol 1 (1996)

Wellman The Identification and Treatment of a Unique Cache of Organic Artefacts from Menorca's Bronze Age
Peters Our Environment Ruined? Environmental Control Reconsidered as a Strategy for Conservation
Francis The People's Show: A Critical Analysis
Raikes Is Collection Management an "Art" or a "Science"?