Timetable and learning outcomes

Monday September 26^th, 2022

08:00 

Registration

08:30

Opening remarks

Caroline Tokarski

09:00

Lecture - Proteomics basics and application to CH

Caroline Tokarski

10:30

Coffee break

11:00

Lecture - ZooMS

Matthew Collins

12:00

Lunch

13:30

Lecture - Sample preparation

Leila Birolo

14:30

Experimental sessions:

• MALDI-TOF-TOF exp. session (Group 2).
  Covered topics: peptides, proteins, polysaccharides
• LC MS Bottom up proteomics exp. session (Group 1).
  Covered topics: sample preparation, nanoLC-orbitrap settings

 17:30

Welcome cocktail 

Tuesday September 27^th, 2022

08:00

Experimental sessions:

• MALDI-TOF-TOF exp. session (Group 1).
  Covered topics: peptides, proteins, polysaccharides
• LC MS Bottom up proteomics exp. session (Group 2).
  Covered topics: sample preparation, nanoLC-orbitrap settings

11:00

Lecture - Ambient and imaging

Garry Corthals

12:00

Lunch

13:30 

Experimental sessions:

• MS imaging exp. session (Group 1)
• LC MS Bottom up proteomics exp. session (Group 2)
  Covered topics: data treatment for protein ID, species ID

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

Experimental sessions:

• MS imaging exp. session (Group 2)
• LC MS Bottom up proteomics exp. session (Group 1)
  Covered topics: data treatment for protein ID, species ID

18:00

Free time

Wednesday September 28^th, 2022

08:30

Lecture - Chemistry in cultural heritage samples

Ilaria Bonaduce

09:30

Experimental session:

• Structural analysis
  Covered topics: XL, top down, native and IMS MS

13:00

Lunch

14:00

Wrap-up session

14:30

Social program (cruise and cocktail)

18:00

Free time

Thursday September 29^th, 2022

08:00

Registration

08:30

Opening remarks

09:00

Welcome remark and Introduction to the collection of Aquitaine Museum & associated research

Laurent Védrine

Chairman: Caroline Tokarski

09:20

Study and conservation of works of art at the C2RMF and investment in European infrastructures

Victor Etgens

Chairman: Caroline Tokarski

09:40

Session 1: Paint binders

• Analysis of binders and additives in Talens ETA and Rembrandt tempera paints
• A mass spectrometric study of the oil paint curing using methyl linoleate as a model binder
• A retrospective and critical review of binding media analysis in wall paintings

Inez Dorothé van der Werf

Silvia Pizzimenti

Joy Mazurek

Chairman: Klaas Jan van den Berg

10:40

Posters: flash presentation**

Chairman: Catherine Gilbert

11:00

Coffee break & posters*

11:30

Ancient proteins - future directions in the past

Matthew Collins

Chairman: Caroline Tokarski

12:30

Lunch

13:30

Aquitaine Museum tour guided by the Director 

 Laurent Vedrine

14:15

Computational paleoproteomics

Juergen Cox

Chairman: Francesca Galluzzi

14:45

Session 2: Protein analysis

• Identifying emulsion-cured leather in museum collections using proteomics

• Discrimination of plant gum polysaccharides using MALDI-MS: developments, limitations, and exploration of a complementary proteomics approach

• Bloody proteins – an ongoing quest to identify 2000-year-old proteinaceous residues on ceramics from the Late Iron Age and Roman Period

Aleksandra Popowich

Clara Granzotto

Tania F.M. Oudemans

Chairman: Francesca Galluzzi

15:45

Coffee break & posters*

16:00

Poster session**

16:20

Chemistry of Paint Film Formation

Ilaria Bonaduce

Chairman: Klaas Jan van den Berg

16:50

Departure by bus (social program)

Friday September 30^th, 2022

08:50

Opening remarks

09:00

Welcome remark and Introduction to the history of the Grand Theather

Emmanuel Hondré

09:20

Omics in the Museum World: grit, education, communication, and ethics at the Met

Julie Arslanoglu

Chairman: Ken Sutherland

09:50

Session 3: Lacquers

• Identification and differentiation of essential oils used as solvents in paints and lacquer works
• Blended Thitsiol/Urushiol Asian lacquers in cultural heritage: new advances in understanding their curing, ageing, and photo-ageing processes by THM-GC/MS
• Differentiation between primary and secondary pyrolysis reactions to improve the identification of Asian lacquer macromolecules

Patrick Dietemann

Valentina Pintus

Jonas Veenhoven

Chairman: Ester Ferreira

10:50

Coffee break & posters*

11:10

Session 4: Sampling and minimally invasive methods

• Minimally invasive proteomics workflow to determine the species of origin of ivory objects
• New GC-MS sampling approaches at the Rijksmuseum: current challenges and future perspectives

Catherine Gilbert

Alba Alvarez-Martin

Chaiman: Christopher Maines

11:50

Session 5: Synthetic polymers

• Characterization of historical PMMA sheets used by two Portuguese artists by a comparative study of three analytical methods: EGA-MS, TD-GC/MS and Py-GC/MS
• PVC “Kunststoffschule” A valuable resource in the research of technical and material development of the PVC industry in Germany 1950-1970. Establishing a link between composition and end use

Anna Micheluz

Ester S.B. Ferreira

Chairman: Ken Sutherland

12:30

Lunch & posters*

13:30

Session 6: Technological and methodological advances

• Rapid characterization of organic material sampled from surfaces of art works and other cultural heritage related objects by atmospheric solids analysis probe – high-resolution mass spectrometry
• Top-Down MS: the next frontier in MS proteomic analysis of cultural heritage samples?
• Native proteins relevant to cultural heritage at nanomolar and picoliter quantities using triboelectric nanogenerator and ion mobility-mass spectrometry

Wim Genuit

Vaclav Krupicka

Daniel D. Vallejo

Chairman: Aleksandra Popowich

14:30

Archaeometry, mass spectrometry and 3D technologies: how can they match?

Remy Chapoulie

Chairman: Nicolas Desbenoit

15:00

Coffee break

15:20

Round table - Contribution of modern mass spectrometry to major questions of cultural

Klaas Jan van den Berg

Christopher Maines

Ken Sutherland

Ester Ferreira

Julie Arslanoglu

Chairman: Caroline Tokarski

16:00

MaSC Business Meeting chaired by MaSC committee and Closing Remark