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Tag Archives: isinglass
Mission Successful!
Thank you to everyone at the Norfolk Record Office for an enjoyable 12 week internship. My project with Antoinette looking at the differences between isinglass derived from wild-caught and aqua farmed sturgeon has gone very well. The research limitations using … Continue reading
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Tagged book binding, box, conservation, internship, isinglass, Meet the Team, sturgeon
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My Parchment Training
In October 2014, I started an Institute of Conservation (ICON) Internship at the Staffordshire Archive Service. During the Internship I will be working to preserve and conserve
Meet the Team! Edward moves from lab to studio…
Around Christmas last year businesses and organisations from Norfolk and Suffolk visited the John Innes Centre to offer 12 week internships for PhD students. The idea of the Professional Internships for PhD students (PIPs) is to offer experience of work … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation, internship, isinglass, John Innes Centre, Meet the Team, PhD, PIPs, research, sturgeon
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