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SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD
SAB Mission and Objectives
To guarantee the scientific excellence and assess the quality of and validate the results of the MOXY project, the Coordinator Ghent University in collaboration with the MOXY partners established a Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) to MOXY project.
Main tasks
In the development of the nascent (atomic) oxygen system, the open science and innovation approach fostered by the MOXY projects, envisions including the endusers and decision makers from early stages of research and development, which is accomplished through the technology elicitation study and interviews with experts in diverse areas of conservation and establishment of the SAB. SAB is acting as an independent external expert committee, which provides support and advise to the MOXY consortium. The tasks of the SAB include:
(a) monitor and discuss the scientific quality and progress of the project; (b) guide the direction of
exploitation; (c) link the research results to the lead-users and stakeholders.
SAB communication is virtual, and meetings take place online, and SAB members have a standing invitation to attend all other MOXY meetings and events and have access to the whole research group of 10 MOXY organizations, research data in progress, and is actively in strategic decision making, fostering MOXY networking and outreach.
Confirmed SAB experts
Aerospace and physics
• Bruce Banks, SAIC, NASA
• Sharon Miller, NASA
• Kontantin Ostrikov, Queensland University of Technology
Heritage science and cultural heritage conservation
• Tom Learner, Getty Conservation Institute
• Maria Perla Colombini, University of Pisa
• Francisco Mederos-Henry, KIK-Irpa
• Nathan Ferrandin-Schoffe, École Nationale des Arts Visuels de La Cambre
• Yvonne Shashoua, National Gallery of Denmark
• Louise Cone, National Gallery of Denmark
• Aurélia Azéma, Laboratoire de Recherche des Monuments Historiques (LRHM)
• Bronwyn Ormsby, Tate
Sustainability science
• Guido Sonnemann, Université de Bordeaux.

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