GreenHer CoE is excited to announce five long-term post/doc posts ending 31 Jan 2032. The posts are open for international applicants, and we welcome anyone to apply. Note the specific entry requirements, particularly regarding skills and previous experience and education. Any questions you might have about the research projects or the application process, please send … Read more
GreenHer CoE was pleased to participate in the First UNESCO International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development Conference held from 14-17 July 2026 at UNESCO HQ in Paris, France, We are very grateful to UNESCO and Dr. Amal Kasry (Head of UNESCO Science Sector) for facilitating this important engagement and for fostering dialogue on the … Read more
GreenHer CoE is excited to announce three 4-year PhD posts starting 1 Oct 2026. The posts are open for international applicants, and we welcome anyone to apply. Note the specific entry requirements, particularly regarding skills and previous education, plus, note that an average Masters grade of 80% is required. The deadline for applications is 20 … Read more
From 14 to 16 June 2026, the Centre of Excellence in Green Heritage Science (GreenHer) hosted a high-level delegation from the Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in Ljubljana. The visit builds on a previous GreenHer mission to AlUla in December 2025 and marks an important step forward in developing a long-term … Read more
The 8th Conference on Chemistry for Cultural Heritage (ChemCH 2026), held from 8–11 June 2026 in Bled, Slovenia, concluded with remarkable scientific achievements and exceptional visibility in the media. Bringing together more than 200 leading researchers, conservators, heritage professionals, and industry partners from around the world, the conference highlighted the growing importance of chemistry and … Read more
This week, Prof Dr Josep Grau-Bove, the UCL CoDirector of GreenHer paid our partner institutions a visit, specifically the Department of Archaeology of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Ljubljana, the Slovenian National Buidlings and Civil Engineering Institute and the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia. We were generously hosted … Read more
The project MitiClim – ‘Climate Change Mitigation Strategies for the Preservation of Slovenian Written Cultural Heritage’ kicked-off on 21 Apr 2026 at a meeting at the National and University Library (NUK). MitiClim addresses the growing challenges posed by climate change in the preservation of written cultural heritage. The research focuses on developing innovative and sustainable … Read more
GreenHer, unique among European Centres of Excellence, strengthens Slovenia’s leading role in the field of sustainable management of cultural heritage. The GreenHer Centre of Excellence in Green Heritage Science started its operational phase today, a major milestone in the development of Slovenia’s first interdisciplinary centre dedicated to sustainable research and innovation in cultural heritage. This … Read more
The Green Cluster for Science and Conservation Research is organising the upcoming Strategic Meeting on Green Conservation for Cultural Heritage to be hosted at the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage, KIK-IRPA, in Brussels on Thursday, February 26, 2026. This strategic policy meeting brings together European Commission policymakers and leading practitioners in conservation, cultural heritage, sustainability, … Read more
The kick-off meeting of the interdisciplinary research project MATRES – Material Resilience in Times of Environmental and Social Change (2025–2030) took place on 11 February 2026 at the National Museum of Slovenia, marking an important step in strengthening heritage science research partnerships within GreenHer CoE. Funded by the University of Ljubljana, MATRES brings together research … Read more