Elemental Analysis

Research using the non-invasive XRF technique of the collection of alabasters from the collections of European museums	National Museum in Gdańsk
Tests of laser cleaning effects of sandstone facade elements: Warsaw - Łazienki - Palace on the Water	“Restauro” Sp. z o.o., Toruń
Research with X-ray fluorescence (XRF) techniques of Czechowicz's drawings and paintings at the National Museum in Warsaw	private maintenance
Non-contact analytical studies of J. Pankiewicz's paintings at the National Museum in Krakow, the Silesian Museum in Katowice and the National Museum in Poznań	Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
Studies of samples of the painting layer taken from J. Pankiewicz's paintings	Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
Research on stone layers of St. John's Cathedral in Toruń	RESTAURO, Toruń
Non-destructive analysis of miniatures from Heinrich von Hesler's "Apocalypse of St John"	UMK Library in Toruń
Research of non-destructive malaria on the historic bisquick tone - research using XRF technology	Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
Tests on the composition of the elemental metal buckle from the ship wreck "General Carleton" made by XRF method	Central Maritime Museum in Gdańsk
Analysis of monuments (including coin collection) from archaeological research in Łekno, Wągrowiec, Wielkopolskie voivodship (as of Ł3, Ł4 and Ł5) - method of spectroscopy of X-ray fluorescence	Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań
Analysis of the alloy composition of cannon barrels from W-6 "Solen" wreck	Central Maritime Museum in Gdańsk
Spectrographic studies of historical objects made of metal alloys	Archaeological Museum
Research in XRF technology of a group of medieval wooden figures, polychrome, depicting 11 apostles	National Museum in Gdańsk
XRF spectrometer analysis of the composition of the Amalgamum skull seal from W-32 wreck	Central Maritime Museum in Gdańsk