Biodeterioration is a topic of ever-growing concern and is particularly relevant in the context
of cultural heritage conservation, since artworks and monuments provide diversified …

This investigation into fungal growth on historical textiles, including the canvases of easel
paintings stored in museums and religious institutions (churches and cloisters) in Slovenia …

Within the last decade, fungal colonisations have increased in Danish museum repositories.
The growth is unexpected, as many Danish museums strive to comply with the …

Cultural heritage constitutive materials can provide excellent substrates for microbial
colonization, highly influenced by thermo-hygrometric parameters. In cultural heritage …

The presence of fungal particulate matter in libraries air is a key issue due to its dual impact
on the valuable artifacts and on humans. Indoor air fungal composition has been …

Fungi can cause serious damages to historical works of art. This study aims to evaluate
fungal pollution in the indoor air environment, deposited dust and surfaces of works of art in …

The inspection of the quality of the indoor air in which a work of art or a historical artefact is
kept becomes essential for its conservation. The determination of organic pollutants …

Microbiological monitoring represents one of the most useful methods to assess potential
risks related to the integrity of cultural heritage. The objective of this work was to evaluate the …

Indoor air quality in buildings is strongly affected by chemical, physical, and biological
agents. Long exposure to inadequate indoor air quality can be very dangerous for the …

The research of the microbiological air quality of a building considered a human historical
and cultural heritage site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural …