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This article present four institutions that deal with technologies applied to cultural heritage in Florence: the Department of Chemistry at the University of Florence and the Interuniversity Consortium CSGI studying nanoscience, CNR’s Institute of Applied Physics carries out investigations of surfaces and applications of hyperspectral imaging systems operating in the THz region. We went to meet even the National Institute of Optics and high-resolution multispectral scanners. Finally we entered the heart of the conservation in Florence: in the Opificio delle Pietre Dure, being able to learn about the studies that there researchers are following. This study showed the enthusiasm with which the city of Florence is updated the tradition of conservation, born during the flood emergency in 1966.

Born in 2012 DATABENC, District of High Technology for Cultural Heritage was created to implement a strategic plan for the management and enhancement of cultural heritage of the region of Campania. We met the President Angelo Chianese.

The National Research Council (CNR) was founded in 1923 and represents the biggest Italian research entity. The CNR is composed of more than 100 institutes divided into 7 departments with a high degree of interdisciplinary that distinguishes it from all other entities. The mission of the CNR is to "create value through the knowledge generated by research," pursuing through the development of scientific research and the promotion of innovation, the competitiveness of the productive system and the fulfilment of individual and collective needs. In the following interview, we have asked the CNR President, Prof. Luigi Nicolais, to illustrate the skills and strategies of the Entity in the field of conservation, enhancement and enjoyment of cultural heritage.

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