Seminar & Conferences
Promoting scientific conservation through knowledge exchange, professional dialogue, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Since its inception, NRLC has played a pioneering role in promoting scientific conservation through the organization of national and international seminars, conferences, and professional forums. These events have provided platforms for conservation professionals, scientists, museum curators, archivists, archaeologists, and policymakers to discuss emerging challenges and advances in cultural heritage conservation.
Major Seminars and Conferences
| Year | Event |
|---|---|
| 1982 | Conservation Policy in India |
| 1985 | Conservation in India: Problems and Prospects. |
| 1986 | Effect of Atmospheric Pollutants on Monuments |
| 1987 | National Conservation Seminar |
| 1987 | Asia Regional Seminar on Conservation of Metals in Humid Climate |
| 1988 | Four Decades of Conservation in India: Problems and Prospects |
| 1988 | National Conservation Seminar |
| 1989 | International Conference on Biodeterioration of Cultural Property |
| 2006 | National Conservation Seminar of the Indian Association for the Study of Conservation (IASC) at RCL, Mysore |
| 2026 | Two Day Workshop-Cum-Orientation Programme on Conservation of Manuscripts organised by Gyan Bharatam, Ministry of Culture, Government of India in collaboration with National Research Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property (NRLC), Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh |
Contribution to Conservation Science
These seminars and conferences significantly contributed to the advancement of conservation science in India by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, encouraging knowledge exchange, and promoting the adoption of scientific methodologies for the preservation of cultural heritage. The proceedings and recommendations emerging from these events have served as valuable references for conservation professionals, researchers, and policymakers across the country.