Conservation Science in Cultural Heritage is a historical-technical Journal based on two main objectives to achieve an all-encompassing vision of interdisciplinarity and internationalization. The latter two terms represent the fundamental keywords the Journal adheres to, essential elements in today’s society and relevant cultural sectors:
– interdisciplinarity involves experts from the social and human sciences and experimental sciences working in symbiosis to resolve issues regarding the diversified themes of protecting and valorising both cultural and environmental heritage;
– internationalisation because the Journal underlines the meaning deriving from all forms of art and culture which go beyond local and national confines, reaching out to all corners of the world with its role of acculturation, joy, contemplation, enjoyment, pathos, enthusiasm, representing a globalized culture.
The Journal is accessible through the various websites of the listed publishers collaborators, academic libraries, ministries and institutions, highlighting the need for comprehensive studies and research with subsequent dissemination of the information in the scientific field. In this, the Journal responds to a natural demand for information and professional growth on the many issues related to the cultural heritage sector and aims to ensure a high standard in its scientific content.

The Journal adopts double-blind peer review process

English, Italian

Italy

Accessibility, Adaptation Strategies, Air Pollution, Anthropogenic Impacts, Anthropology, Archaeological Heritage, Architectural Design, Architectural Heritage, Architectural Renovation, Architectural Technology, Architectural Typology, Architecture, Art, Augmented Reality, Big Data, Biomaterials, Biotechnology, Building Components, Building Information Modelling (BIM), Building Technology, Built Environment, Business, Economics & Management, Case Studies, Chemical & Material Sciences, Circular Economy, Clean Technologies, Climate Change, Computational Methods, Conservation, Conservation Process, Construction Managements, Crafts, Design & Arts, Criticism, Cultural Heritage, Cultural Landscape, Cultural Tourism, Data Analysis Processes, Data Management, Data Sensing and Analysis, Decision Support Systems, Design, Development Economics, Digital Modeling, Digital Representation, Digital Technologies, Digitalization, Ecology, Economics, Enabling Technologies, Energy Efficiency, Energy Retrofitting, Energy Savings, Enhancement, Enjoyment, Environment, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Sustainability, Good Practices, Green Economy, Green Materials, Green Policies, Green Product, Health & Wellbeing, Health Emergency, Health Risk, Historic Buildings, Historical Masonry, History, History of Architecture, History of Art, History of Design, Human-centered Design, ICT, Inclusive Design, Indoor Environmental Quality, Indoor Thermal Comfort, Industry 4.0, Innovation, Innovative Applications, Innovative Approaches, Innovative Materials, Innovative Techniques, Innovative Technologies, Interdisciplinary Approach, Knowledge Process, Landscape, Management, Materials, Methodology, Methods for Diagnostics, Mitigation Strategies, Monitoring, Nanomaterials, Nanotechnology, Natural Materials, Nature-based Solutions, Nondestructive Tests, Preservation, Process, Process Management, Process Modeling and Simulation, Product Innovation, Project Management, Recovery, Recycled Materials, Recycling, Remote Sensing, Resilience, Resource Management, Restoration, Risk Management, Safety and Security, SDGs 2030, Sensors, Simulation Tools, Smart Tools, Social Impact, Social Sustainability, Structural Engineering, Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Materials, Theory, Thermal Management, Thermal Performance, Thermal Simulation, Tourism & Hospitality, Traditional Architecture, Traditional Construction Materials, Traditional Techniques, Urban Landscapes, Urban Regeneration, Urban Restoration, Urban Studies & Planning, Vernacular Architecture, Virtual Reality

2001

L'Erma di Bretschneider

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December

Salvatore Lorusso

ACNP – Italian Catalogue of Serials; ANVUR (Class A); BASE; DOAJ; EBSCO; ERIH PLUS; ESCI; Google Scholar; INTUTE; JournalTOCs; JURN; LibTOC – Scientific Literature Index; New Journal of Georgetow; OAJSE; PLEIADI – Electronic Literature Portal; Scirus; Scopus; SUMMONS – Serial Solutions; The Open University – United Kingdom; Ulrich’s; Worldcat.
The Journal is indexed also in the following universities library catalogs: Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries; China Educational Publications Import & Export Corporation; Hong Kong University Library; EZB – University of Regensburg Library; Manchester Metropolitan University; OPAC SBN – Italian National Library Service Catalog; ZDB – German National Library.

Authors are requested to make a partial contribution to cover publication costs in the form of Article Processing Charges (APCs). Payment of the APC (300.00 euros + VAT) will go towards editorial processing and printing of the scientific publication, including text, color figures, diagrams, tables, etc. and will allow the Author to receive one print copy of the Journal issue with their published paper. Only after a paper has been submitted to a preliminary evaluation by the Editor-in-Chief in line with the Journal’s scientific scope and aims, will it then be evaluated by the Journal’s Qualified Reviewers following the established peer review process. Authors of accepted papers will, at this point, pay the requested sum for the APC to the publishing house, L’Erma di Bretschneider Publisher.

salvatore.lorusso@unibo.it