Microchemical Imaging of Oil Paint Composition and Degradation: State-of-the-Art and Future Prospects

Hageraats, Selwin; Thoury, Mathieu; Cotte, Marine; Bertrand, Loïc; Janssens, Koen; Keune, Katrien

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-86865-9_12

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Transferable Mass Spectrometry Methods: Examination of Authenticity in Artwork

Bouvier,

Brunelle,

Van Nuffel

2023

Applications of Mass Spectrometry for the Provision of Forensic Intelligence

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This chapter discusses the use of mass spectrometry for the authentication of artwork and its transferability to forensics. The general process for art authentication is first discussed. An overview of the main mass spectrometry techniques that are currently used for art authentication is provided, along with commentary on the associated sample preparation and the data that can be obtained. Five examples of real authentication cases, where mass spectrometry techniques were used, are reported with the lessons learnt from them. Finally, the potential for the use of these analytical techniques during criminal prosecutions involving art is discussed, while also highlighting the numerous challenges that one may encounter.

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Transferable Mass Spectrometry Methods: Examination of Authenticity in Artwork

Bouvier,

Brunelle,

Van Nuffel

2023

Applications of Mass Spectrometry for the Provision of Forensic Intelligence

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Infrared Microscopy: A Multidisciplinary Review of Techniques, Applications, and Ethical Dimensions

Ali Agha,

Khalil,

Al-Remawi

et al. 2024

Jordan j. pharm. sci.

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Infrared microscopy has become a significant analytical technique with a transformative impact on various scientific disciplines. This review examines its applications in biomedical research, materials science, environmental monitoring, and art conservation. The non-invasive and label-free technique has revolutionized disease diagnostics, drug discovery, and tissue engineering by providing comprehensive molecular and cellular insights. In materials science, it has significantly advanced understanding of microstructure and material properties, facilitating the development of novel materials. In environmental monitoring, infrared microscopy plays a crucial role in assessing microplastics and atmospheric pollutants, supporting environmental protection efforts. In art preservation, the technique offers valuable insights into the composition and deterioration of historical artworks. Recent advancements in sensor technology, particularly InGaAs and graphene-based detectors, coupled with artificial intelligence and machine learning, have greatly enhanced image analysis capabilities. The review identifies key challenges such as surpassing the diffraction limit and interpreting complex data. Ethical concerns, including data privacy and equitable access to technology, are also emphasized. Infrared microscopy remains a vital tool for advancing scientific knowledge and practical applications. Its impact is poised to expand with future technological developments, contingent upon addressing both technological challenges and ethical considerations.

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Microchemical Imaging of Oil Paint Composition and Degradation: State-of-the-Art and Future Prospects

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Transferable Mass Spectrometry Methods: Examination of Authenticity in Artwork

Transferable Mass Spectrometry Methods: Examination of Authenticity in Artwork

Infrared Microscopy: A Multidisciplinary Review of Techniques, Applications, and Ethical Dimensions

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