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The interaction between daylight and fifteenth and sixteenth century glass windows from the Low Countries by Meulebroeck, Wendy, Nys, Karin, Patin, Mathilde, Thienpont, Hugo

“…The positive impact of daylight on various forms of life is well understood. The daylight conditions a person experiences inside a building strongly depend on…”
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Prestige markers in art: subtle stratagems in material selection for fifteenth-century stained-glass windows by Patin, Mathilde, Nys, Karin, Thienpont, Hugo, Meulebroeck, Wendy

“…The understanding of the connection between the value of an image and the value of the materials that were used to make it is limited, especially for…”
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Using absorption spectroscopy as a non-destructive tool for the study of silver-staining in glass: An operational flowchart to assign the technology parameters by Meulebroeck, Wendy, Patin, Mathilde, Nys, Karin, Thienpont, Hugo

“…•Non-destructive analysis of the technology parameters of silver-stained glasses.•Definition of an operational flowchart.•The workflow could hold for…”
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Using UV-Vis-NIR absorption spectroscopy as a tool for the detection of iron and cobalt in glass: A case-study on HLLA material from the Low Countries by Patin, Mathilde, Nys, Karin, Wouters, Helena, Thienpont, Hugo, Meulebroeck, Wendy

“…•The UV Absorption Edge (UVAE) allows to assign the subgroups of HLLA-glass as dating groups.•Iron and cobalt contents can be quantified from the optical…”
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Comparison of four mobile, non‐invasive diagnostic techniques for differentiating glass types in historical leaded windows: MA‐XRF, UV–Vis–NIR, Raman spectroscopy and IRT by Cagno, Simone, Van der Snickt, Geert, Legrand, Stijn, Caen, Joost, Patin, Mathilde, Meulebroeck, Wendy, Dirkx, Yarince, Hillen, Michaël, Steenackers, Gunther, Rousaki, Anastasia, Vandenabeele, Peter, Janssens, Koen

“…This paper critically compares the performance of four non‐invasive techniques that match the accuracy, flexibility, time‐efficiency, and transportability…”
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A 16th–17th-Century Glass Horn from Oudenburg-Bellerochelaan, Belgium by Patin, Mathilde, Meulebroeck, Wendy, Cosyns, Peter

“…The glass object discussed here came from a 2014 preventive excavation project along the Bellerochelaan and the Ettelgemsestraat in Oudenburg, Belgium. This…”
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