The PhD Program of National Interest in Cultural Heritage has established, to date, two agreements within the framework of partnerships with public administrations, cultural institutions, and research facilities.
The MAXXI Foundation – National Museum of XII Century Arts:
The scientific and educational project, to be implemented through the partnership with the MAXII Foundation, will focus on digitization strategies of its collections in the Archive Centre (with particular reference to the archives of architecture and engineering), supported by “Deep Learning” as well as the design and implementation of data platforms; on the restoration and conservation of the Museum’s collections; on the innovative appreciation and fruition of artworks to promote cultural dissemination.
The Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research (ISPRA):
The Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research (ISPRA) is a public research institute with legal personality under public law, possessing technical, scientific, organizational, financial, managerial, administrative, asset, and accounting autonomy.
ISPRA’s advanced scientific expertise allows the implementation, in synergy with the PhD Program of National Interest in Cultural Heritage, of a research program focusing on the topics of sustainable land use, biodiversity conservation, protection and enhancement of natural heritage, study of the conservation status and degradation risk of cultural heritage assets within a specific environmental context, urban environment quality, and protection of landscape and environmental values of the territory.