Virtual Lecture: Laser Cleaning Technology

Join Director of Conservation Kelly Caldwell and Conservator Walter Kesaris for an insightful virtual presentation on laser cleaning and innovative conservation technologies with the Association of Preservation Technology (APT) DC Chapter.

Attending participants will learn about the following objectives:

The use of the latest laser ablation equipment and its advantages for cleaning where applicable
The history and typical applications of laser for architectural surfaces and objects
The need for thorough research and testing prior to implementing cleaning
The general safety requirements for use of lasers within preservation

*AIA LU Credit will be offered at this event.

Date: Wednesday, September, 29, 2021

Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM EST

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